Means and methods for diagnosing predisposition for treatment emergent suicidal ideation (tesi)

ABSTRACT

This invention relates to a method of diagnosing a predisposition for or the occurrence of treatment emergent suicidal ideation in an individual, the method comprising determining the presence or absence of one, more or all SNPs selected from the SNPs defined by SEQ ID NOs: 8, 18, 19, 47, 50, 52, 56, 64, 73, 86, 87, 92, 94, 95, 97 and 99.

This invention relates to method of diagnosing a predisposition for or the occurrence of treatment emergent suicidal ideation in an individual, the method comprising determining the presence or absence of one, more or all SNPs selected from the SNPs defined by SEQ ID NOs: 8, 18, 19, 47, 50, 52, 56, 64, 73, 86, 87, 92, 94, 95, 97 and 99.

In this specification, a number of documents including patent applications and manufacturer's manuals is cited. The disclosure of these documents, while not considered relevant for the patentability of this invention, is herewith incorporated by reference in its entirety. More specifically, all referenced documents are incorporated by reference to the extent as if each individual document was specifically and individually indicated to be incorporated by reference.

Major depression is a common psychiatric disease carrying a substantial loss of productivity and life quality and is associated with a significant morbidity and mortality with a suicide rate of about 15%^(1,2). While antidepressants are the most effective treatment for depressive patients, there has been controversy if antidepressants, in particular serotonin reuptake inhibitors (SSRI) are implicated in the emergence or worsening of suicidal ideation³⁻⁵. Although treatment with antidepressants is associated with a significant reduction in suicides⁶⁻⁹ and was proven to have a suicide preventive effect¹⁰, there is some evidence that a subgroup of patients (about 5 to 15%) develop treatment emergent suicidal ideation (TESI) in the first weeks following treatment initiation and dose adjustments^(6, 11, 12). In 2003, the Regulatory Agency of the British Department of Health warned physicians to avoid treatment with SSRI for depression in children and adolescents after studies showed an increase of agitation, hostility and suicidal behavior in this group^(13, 14). This led to a public health advisory by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) about the risk of suicidality in pediatric patients taking SSRIs for depression¹⁵. In 2005 the agency issued a black box warning and medication guide for a series of antidepressants (not only SSRIs) indicating that pediatric and adult patients may be at risk for this side effect. Recent studies showed a significant decrease in diagnosis and psychopharmacologic treatment of depressive episodes in children, adolescents but also adults following these warnings^(16, 17). This was paralleled by an increase of suicide rates in the USA and the Netherlands between 2003 and 2005¹⁸ for the first time in a decade. Identification of a subgroup of patients at risk for treatment emergent suicidal behavior could therefore be critical to stop depriving patients of beneficial treatment options and to provide the risk group with closer monitoring.

While large family and twin studies estimate the heritability of suicidal behavior to be in the range of 30 to 55%^(19, 20), no such formal evidence exists for TESI.

Markers for predicting the risk of developing TESI have previously been described; see for example US 2008/0102467. However, the markers described in this patent application deliver a significant number of false positives and false negatives when using them for predictive purposes and have not yet been replicated in an independent sample.

The technical problem underlying the present invention is the provision of alternative or improved means and methods for determining a predisposition for treatment emergent suicidal ideation in a patient.

Accordingly, this invention relates to a method of diagnosing a predisposition for or the occurrence of treatment emergent suicidal ideation in an individual, the method comprising determining the presence or absence of one, more or all SNPs selected from the SNPs defined by SEQ ID NOs: 8, 18, 19, 47, 50, 52, 56, 64, 73, 86, 87, 92, 94, 95, 97 and 99.

As discussed in more detail below, these 16 SNPs are the result from a double-filter procedure which has not been described in the art relating to the field of markers for treatment emergent suicidal ideation. More specifically, the 16 SNPs according to the main embodiment share the feature of being validated on a patient data set different from the training or discovery data set. To the inventors' best knowledge, such a set of validated SNPs for predicting or diagnosing TESI is not available in the art. The set of 16 SNPs is listed in Table 2 below.

The term “treatment emergent suicidal ideation (TESI)” is known in the art and designates the occurrence or enhanced occurrence of suicidal ideation in response to treatment, more specifically in response to treatment with anti-depressive drugs. To explain further, suicidal ideation may be a symptom of depressive disorders prior to beginning any therapy. A subgroup of patients (about 5 to 15%), however, develop and adverse response to treatment, the treatment being directed to an alleviation of the symptoms of depressive disorders, in that they develop or develop in enhanced form suicidal ideation upon the administration of anti-depressant drugs. While sufficient psychopharmacological treatment may eventually cure or at least alleviate this side effect, it is necessary to closely monitor those patients which have a predisposition to develop TESI. Moreover, the additional administration of anxiolytica and/or sedative medication is to be considered in such patients.

The term “predisposition” in relation to a disease has its established meaning in the art and is used accordingly here. To explain further, the term “predisposition” relates to the susceptibility to a disease that can be triggered under certain conditions. A person exhibiting a predisposition to a certain disease is not necessarily destined to develop the disease, but exhibits a risk to do so, wherein the risk exceeds the population average. As regards predisposition for TESI, the conditions which may serve as a trigger comprise, as explained above, the administration of anti-depressant drugs.

In addition to providing a method of diagnosing a predisposition for TESI, the main embodiment, in an alternative, provides a method of diagnosing the occurrence of TESI. While the former embodiment relates to patients which have not or have not yet developed TESI, the latter embodiment relates to patients which already suffer from TESI. The method of diagnosing the occurrence of TESI may be applied to the latter group of patients either as the only method of diagnosing TESI, or in conjunction with established methods of diagnosing TESI. When applying the method of diagnosing TESI according to the invention in conjunction with known methods of diagnosing TESI, the performance of the overall diagnostic method is improved. In particular, the number of falls positives and falls negatives is reduced.

The term “SNP” is well-known in the art and is shorthand for “single nucleotide polymorphism”. A SNP is a DNA sequence variation which is confined to a single position. Usually, polymorphisms are distinguished from mutations based on their prevalence. Sometimes a threshold of 1% prevalence in a population of individuals is considered for separating polymorphisms (more frequent) from mutations (less frequent). When present in an exon, and dependent on the occurrence of alternative splicing, the SNP may also be present in the mature mRNA. In the latter case, and depending on the degeneracy of the genetic code, a SNP may also be visible at the protein level. SNPs may furthermore be divided into SNPs occurring within a known locus, in the proximity of a known locus, and SNPs that are 5′ further away than 2 kb from the most 5′ feature of a gene and 3′ further away than 500 bases from most 3′ feature of a gene. Where applicable, loci where a SNP is located in and/or loci in the proximity of a SNP are indicated in the tables provided further below. Generally speaking, a SNP may or may not be associated with a certain phenotype, disease, or predisposition for a disease. The present inventors provide a plurality of SNPs, the association of which with TESI is disclosed herein for the first time.

SNPs are being annotated, collected and maintained in various databases including the SNP database of the National Centre for Biotechnology Information of the National Institutes of Health (NCBI), US. The SNPs according to the invention are referred to below by using “rs” identifiers as used in the SNP database of the NCBI, also known as “dbSNP”. More specifically, the rs identifiers refer to the dbSNP build 125, NCBI build 36.1/HG18. The SNP database of the NCBI is described in, for example, Sherry et al. (2001)²¹.

The SNPs according to the present invention are defined by the sequences comprised in the sequence listing. Generally speaking, a polymorphism may occur in at least two allelic forms, at least one of which may be referred to as the risk allele in those cases where an allelic form is associated with a disease or a risk to develop a disease. The sequences enclosed herewith and defining the SNPs of SEQ ID NOs: 1 to 100 throughout present the risk allele. In other words, presence of the respective sequence in a sample obtained from a patient is indicative of a risk to develop treatment emergent suicidal ideation. The respective allele which is not associated with a risk to develop TESI is indicated in the feature part of the respective entry of the sequence listing as “variation”. The relevant polymorphic position defining the SNP is the position indicated in the corresponding entries of Table 7. This position is located in the middle of the sequence of the respective entry of the sequence listing: This is position is position number 201; see also Table 7. In those cases where the sequence listing lists more than one variable position for a given entry, it is understood that the polymorphic position at position number 201 is intended for the purpose of the present invention.

While the respective entire sequence as presented in the sequence listing may be used to define the SNP according to the invention, it is also envisaged to use a subsequence of the sequence of the respective SEQ ID NO., said subsequence being, for example, 15, 17, 19, 21, 23 or 25 nucleotides in length and the variable position being located, for example, in the middle of the respective subsequence. Also subsequences consisting of an even number of nucleotides may be considered such as subsequences consisting of 16, 18, 20, 22 and 24 nucleotides, wherein the variable position may be, for example, one of the two central positions of the respective subsequence. The nucleobase characterizing the risk allele is furthermore presented in Tables 2 to 4. We note that the SNP as such is confined to the variable position itself. The length of the flanking sequence used for defining the SNP does not have any limiting effect, neither on the definition of the SNP nor on any specific method for determining presence or absence of the SNP, such methods being further detailed below. Preferably, the length of the flanking sequences is chosen such that a unique position in the genome is defined. This is why the SNP databases give preference to long flanking sequences. On the other hand it would equally be possible to define a SNP by (i) specifying the bases which may occur at the variable position and (ii) providing an “absolute” position on the given chromosome, for a given release of the sequence of the respective chromosome or genome.

The set of 100 SNPs defined by SEQ ID NOs: 1 to 100 has been obtained by determining SNPs associated with TESI in a first group of patients (also referred to as “discovery sample” herein). All 100 SNPs are characterized by statistically significant correlation with TESI and capability to predict TESI within this first group of patients. In a second step, a second group of patients has been considered. This second group represents an independent sample and is also referred to as “replication sample” herein. Each SNP of the set of 16 SNPs according to the main embodiment is characterized in that it correlates with TESI also in this second group in a statistically significant manner and is furthermore capable of predicting TESI in this second group of individuals.

To explain further, a discriminant analysis classifying patients using these 16 SNPs significantly associated with TESI in both a discovery and a replication sample revealed a 92% probability to classify TESI vs. non-TESI cases correctly in the discovery sample and a 85% probability in the replication sample. Specificity was 100% in discovery sample and 95% in replication sample, sensitivity was 72% in discovery sample and 50% in replication sample; see also Table 2 below. In Table 2, the performance of individual SNPs is also indicated.

The terms “discovery sample” and “replication sample” are commonly used in the art. The discovery sample is used for determining associations between polymorphisms and a phenotype such as TESI. The replication sample is an independent sample, i.e., a non-overlapping group of patients. It is used for validating the associations determined using the discovery sample. Examples of a discovery sample and a replication sample are disclosed in the Example.

In a preferred embodiment, the selected SNPs consist of or comprise the SNP defined by SEQ ID NO: 8. The SNP defined by SEQ ID NO: 8 is the SNP with the lowest p-value for the discovery group among the group of 16 SNPs according to the main embodiment.

In a further preferred embodiment, exactly 2, 3, 4, 5, 10 or 15 SNPs are used. When constructing subsets of 2, 3, 4, 5, 10 or 15 SNPs, preference is given to those SNPs which, when used alone, deliver the best prediction. Generally speaking, subsets of SNPs, i.e. in the present case subsets of less than 16 SNPs, exhibiting optimal predictive power on a given data set may be determined with tools known in the art when provided with the set of 16 SNPs according to the invention. Suitable tools are described in the Example enclosed herewith.

In another preferred embodiment, in addition to one, more or all SNPs selected from the SNPs defined by SEQ ID NOs: 8, 18, 19, 47, 50, 52, 56, 64, 73, 86, 87, 92, 94, 95, 97 and 99, one, more or all SNPs selected from the SNPs defined by SEQ ID NOs: 1 to 7, 9 to 17, 20 to 46, 48, 49, 51, 53 to 55, 57 to 63, 65 to 72, 74 to 85, 88 to 91, 93, 96, 98 and 100 are used. According to this embodiment, one, more or all validated SNPs may be used in combination with one, more or all SNPs as defined by the remaining 84 SNPs as comprised in the set of 100 SNPs as shown in Table 1.

In another preferred embodiment, instead of or in addition to a SNP as defined in any one of the embodiments above, a corresponding tagging SNP is used, wherein said tagging SNP is provided in Table 4. As discussed in more detail below, tagging SNPs are those SNPs which highly or fully correlate with a SNP as defined by any one of SEQ ID NOs: 1 to 100. The invention can be practiced by using one or more tagging SNPs instead of (or in addition to) one or more SNPs as defined herein above.

The present invention also provides a method of diagnosing a predisposition for or the occurrence of treatment emergent suicidal ideation in an individual, the method comprising determining the presence or absence of one or more SNPs selected from the SNPs defined by SEQ ID NOs: 1 to 100 in a sample obtained from a patient, wherein presence of the respective SNP(s) is/are indicative of said predisposition for or said occurrence of treatment emergent suicidal ideation, wherein said one SNP is or said more SNPs comprise the SNP defined by SEQ ID NO: 8. In a preferred embodiment of this method, said SNPs consist of or comprise the SNPs defined by SEQ ID NOs: 8, 18, 19, 47, 50, 52, 56, 64, 73, 86, 87, 92, 94, 95, 97 and 99.

Table 1 below presents the 100 SNPs according to the invention in the same order as they are presented in the enclosed sequence listing. More specifically, the SNPs are ordered according to the p-value. The p-value in this case is the likelihood that the observed association with TESI occurs by chance. The first column of Table 1 provides the database identifier of the respective SNP in dbSNP build 125. The corresponding sequences as presented in the enclosed sequence listing may also be retrieved from database NCBI build 36.1/HG18. The fifth column of the table presents the nucleobase present at the variable position in the risk allele. In addition to the sequence listing, also Table 7 presents the sequences of the SNPs of SEQ ID NOs:1 to 100.

TABLE 1 Table 1: Results from association analysis SNP CHR MAP Gene Risk allele p-value rs1630535 15 58297467 A  1.3 × −7 rs4724701 7 5495408 #FBXL18 A   2 × 10−6 rs1265235 6 4445680 A 1.06 × −5 rs2414660 15 58262633 T 1.37 × −5 rs12589623 14 47934734 A 0.00002 rs583338 18 39126230 G 0.00003 rs279542 3 9910772 #IL17RE::2 G 0.00003 rs279553 3 9909604 #IL17RE::2 G 0.00003 rs2774089 13 111885503 G 0.00004 rs1421780 5 174335276 A 0.00005 rs4907674 13 111900673 G 0.00005 rs7676106 4 190343908 C 0.00006 rs9949324 18 74181100 A 0.00007 rs4518023 20 39454182 A 0.00008 rs7704939 5 78109953 #ARSB A 0.00008 rs4544214 15 30719195 #ARHGAP11A::2 T 0.00009 rs6072343 20 39401601 #LPIN3 A 0.00009 rs965118 7 150809355 #RHEB A 0.0001 rs1109089 7 150800951 #RHEB G 0.00011 rs2980872 8 126486101 C 0.00011 rs2025949 13 92742277 #GPC6 G 0.00012 rs12142266 1 87070436 T 0.00012 rs9877859 3 112923378 #PLCXD2 C 0.00012 rs2070439 21 34933082 T 0.00012 rs12617566 2 167435454 A 0.00013 rs1958421 14 83249995 G 0.00013 rs9589698 13 92722965 #GPC6 C 0.00013 rs7645289 3 18047811 G 0.00014 rs2664537 20 39247142 #ZHX3#PLCG1 A 0.00015 rs2228246 20 39225477 #PLCG1 G 0.00015 rs2088138 17 44359721 #SNF8#UBE2Z T 0.00015 rs2839178 21 46503201 #MCM3AP A 0.00016 rs6500497 16 87338087 #FLJ40448 T 0.00016 rs11258903 10 14236785 #FRMD4A T 0.00019 rs2244057 14 61162625 C 0.00019 rs1459841 5 95936220 G 0.0002 rs7901463 10 59842383 C 0.0002 rs584762 11 31827333 C 0.0002 rs761453 11 31834575 A 0.0002 rs6035712 20 20773775 T 0.0002 rs554710 9 135171668 T 0.00021 rs6868846 5 59164510 A 0.00021 rs1013120 17 13485943 C 0.00022 rs649867 18 75501034 G 0.00023 rs6072317 20 39314930 #ZHX3 T 0.00023 rs4795069 17 30633359 A 0.00026 rs6948196 7 150844144 #RHEB T 0.00029 rs13403584 2 179550306 T 0.00029 rs7685314 4 190363247 A 0.0003 rs2662090 3 9066945 #SRGAP3 C 0.0003 rs6500498 16 87338145 #FLJ40448 G 0.0003 rs2074997 7 150805218 #RHEB G 0.0003 rs1204798 6 116650539 #NT5DC1 A 0.00031 rs12143647 1 228874868 #COG2 T 0.00032 rs3801033 7 6700627 #ZNF12 T 0.00032 rs10997044 10 67727448 #CTNNA3 A 0.00035 rs7350731 14 25179946 A 0.00038 rs9323737 14 83252414 G 0.00038 rs4881394 10 5103710 C 0.0004 rs4799159 18 74381450 A 0.0004 rs2270101 7 22902528 C 0.00041 rs356999 2 60665087 T 0.00041 rs618670 18 74187714 A 0.00042 rs7788668 7 22947162 #DRCTNNB1A A 0.00045 rs9332172 10 96721777 #CYP2C9 G 0.00046 rs902923 9 93373419 G 0.00046 rs4810622 20 45310632 #PRKCBP1 T 0.00047 rs6873640 5 123937398 C 0.00047 rs9302822 16 6482925 #A2BP1 A 0.00047 rs3753151 7 150815917 #RHEB C 0.00051 rs10490832 3 74427045 #CNTN3 G 0.00052 rs1545384 3 74434950 #CNTN3 A 0.00052 rs1884641 20 5987908 #C20orf75 G 0.00052 rs1958438 14 83230211 T 0.00053 rs4917639 10 96715524 #CYP2C9 C 0.00054 rs2279103 18 75574114 #CTDP1 T 0.00057 rs7307064 12 21525660 #RECQL::2 C 0.00059 rs6793017 3 2554126 #CNTN4 A 0.00066 rs523386 18 75628182 C 0.00072 rs1984151 6 94585819 T 0.00076 rs7719325 5 123500474 G 0.00076 rs1454333 4 92062152 A 0.00078 rs7146332 14 40847650 A 0.00079 rs11250017 8 10357428 C 0.00079 rs17175096 18 60871165 C 0.00084 rs2299965 7 150823594 #RHEB C 0.00085 rs2299967 7 150836143 #RHEB T 0.00085 rs720733 4 138216796 A 0.00085 rs635546 18 5927731 C 0.00086 rs7550277 1 239520957 #RGS7 C 0.00086 rs301191 3 177621532 A 0.00089 rs301193 3 177622218 C 0.00089 rs12583395 13 34117777 G 0.00095 rs1037448 11 60891107 #CYBASC3 T 0.00096 rs4939517 11 60883433 #CYBASC3 C 0.00096 rs4388301 6 138324067 C 0.00096 rs8095186 18 38167177 G 0.00098 rs1891877 10 23018034 #PIP5K2A C 0.00098 rs2348427 4 111633847 #ENPEP T 0.00098 rs9480684 6 107118917 #RTN4IP1 A 0.00099 Best empiric associations calculated with Fisher Product Method over both allelic and genotypic tests with p < 0.001 and being significantly associated in both non-TESI comparison groups. The non-TESI comparison groups were 1) all individuals without increase in suicidality independent of baseline suicidality (no increase of the HAM-D item 3 over time; n = 329) and 2) a sub-group of 1), patients rating zero on item 3 throughout treatment (item 3 of the HAM-D = zero at allvisits; n = 79; see also example 1, Psychopathology and phenotype definition). SNP: reference sequence identification number according to dbSNP; CHR: chromosome number; MAP: physical location of SNP on genome build HG18.

The SNPs according to the invention are characterized by a particularly high predictive value. As shown in the Example as well as in FIGS. 3 and 4 enclosed herewith, when using all 100 SNPs according to the invention, a perfect discrimination between risk patients and patients which do not exhibit a risk of developing TESI is achieved in the discovery sample.

The SNPs according to the invention are furthermore indicative of possible pathophysiological pathways relevant for TESI. Accordingly, they are indicative of candidate targets for therapeutic intervention. Genes encoding said candidate targets are indicated in Tables 1 to 4. It is of note that none of the genes harbouring the 16 SNPs have been associated with suicidality yet, however, regions around the genes RHEB, TMEM138 and CYBASC3 have been implicated with bipolar disorder in linkage studies. Of note is that 6 of 11 RHEB SNPs are associated with TESI, even if they are in high linkage disequilibrium. Most of the genes are involved in cell growth or organization (RHEB, ENPEP, TNNA3 and JAGN1); SRGAP3 is associated with neuronal signalling.

In a preferred embodiment, said SNPs consist of or comprise the SNPs defined by SEQ ID NOs: 8, 18, 19, 47, 50, 52, 56, 64, 73, 86, 87, 92, 94, 95, 97 and 99. This is the set of 16 validated SNPs as described above.

TABLE 2 Table 2: Best empiric associations calculated with allelic tests and being significantly associated in both discovery and replication sample. Gene Discovery Sample (Closest gene Risk P value P value SNP CHR MAP and distance) Location allele FM Gr B Group A rs1037448 11 60891107 TMEM138 INTRONIC T 0.00096 1.48 × −5 rs10997044 10 67727448 CTNNA3 INTRONIC A 0.00035 0.001  rs1109089* 7 150800951 RHEB INTRONIC G 0.00011 1.67 × −5 rs1884641 20 5987908 (C20orf755233) INTERGENIC G 0.00052 0.01045 rs2074997* 7 150805218 RHEB INTRONIC G 0.0003 3.49 × −5 rs2299965* 7 150823594 RHEB INTRONIC C 0.00085 0.00013 rs2299967* 7 150836143 RHEB INTRONIC T 0.00085 0.00013 rs2348427 4 111633847 ENPEP INTRONIC T 0.00098 0.00659 rs2662090 3 9066945 SRGAP3 INTRONIC C 0.0003 0.00051 rs279553 3 9909604 JAGN1 SYNONYMOUS_CODING G 0.00003 0.00077 rs301193 3 177622218 (N/A) INTERGENIC C 0.00089 4.45 × −5 rs4939517 11 60883433 CYBASC3 INTRONIC C 0.00096 1.96 × −5 rs6948196* 7 150844144 RHEB INTRONIC T 0.00029 3.13 × −5 rs7788668 7 22947162 (FAM126A- INTERGENIC A 0.00045 0.00294 2622) rs8095186 18 38167177 (PIK3C3 INTERGENIC G 0.00098 0.00057 251736) rs965118* 7 150809355 RHEB INTRONIC A 0.0001 7.1 × −5 Discovery Sample Replication Sample P value OR P value P value P value OR SNP Group B Gr B FM Gr B Group A Group B Gr B rs1037448 0.00093 3.3 0.035 0.012 0.035 1.8 (1.6-6.8) (1.0-3.4) rs10997044 0.00101 3.1 0.141 0.046 0.113 1.7 (1.6-6.1) (1.0-3.3) rs1109089* 0.00011 3.5 0.041 0.004 0.03 1.7 (1.8-6.6) (1.0-2.9) rs1884641 0.00618 2.5 0.018 0.009 0.014 1.8 (1.3-4.8) (1.0-3.0) rs2074997* 0.00024 3.2 0.041 0.003 0.032 1.6 (1.7-6.0) (1.0-2.7) rs2299965* 0.00073 3.0 0.024 0.005 0.018 2.0 (1.6-5.5) (1.1-3.5) rs2299967* 0.00073 3.0 0.019 0.003 0.018 2.2 (1.6-5.5) (1.2-4.0) rs2348427 0.00177 2.5 0.043 0.054 0.027 2.0 (1.4-4.6) (1.2-3.3) rs2662090 0.00026 3.2 0.041 0.105 0.037 1.8 (1.7-6.1) (1.1-3.0) rs279553 8 × −5 4.1 0.039 0.068 0.032 1.9 (1.8-9.1) (1.0-3.4) rs301193 0.00127 3.1 0.005 0.004 0.004 2.3 (1.6-6.1) (1.3-4.3) rs4939517 0.00093 3.3 0.079 0.01 0.056 1.7 (1.6-6.8) (1.0-3.3) rs6948196* 0.00023 3.2 0.027 0.004 0.022 2.1 (1.7-6.0) (1.1-3.7) rs7788668 0.00096 2.8 0.052 0.04 0.042 1.7 (1.5-5.1) (1.0-2.8) rs8095186 0.00148 4.1 0.04 0.031 0.034 2.0 (1.8-9.2) (1.0-3.9) rs965118* 8 × −5 3.6 0.055 0.005 0.044 1.7 (1.9-6.7) (1.0-2.9) TESI positive: discovery n = 32; replication n = 42. The non-TESI comparison groups were A) all individuals without increase in suicidality independent of baseline suicidality (no increase of the HAM-D item 3 over time; discovery n = 329; replication n = 434) and B) a sub-group of A), patients rating zero on item 3 throughout treatment (item 3 of the HAM-D = zero at all visits; discovery n = 79; replication n = 149; see also example 1, subsection entitled “Psychopathology and phenotype definition”). SNP: reference sequence identification number according to dbSNP; CHR: chromosome number; MAP: physical location of SNP on genome build HG18. Allelic p-values are shown. FM = Fisher Product Method over both allelic and genotypic tests. *SNPs with LD > 0.8. OR = odds ratios based on comparison between cases and control group B.

The present invention furthermore provides a method of diagnosing a predisposition for or the occurrence of treatment emergent suicidal ideation in an individual, the method comprising determining the presence or absence of one or more SNPs selected from the SNPs defined by SEQ ID NOs: 1 to 100 in a sample obtained from a patient, wherein presence of the respective SNP(s) is/are indicative of said predisposition for or said occurrence of treatment emergent suicidal ideation.

In a preferred embodiment of the methods of the invention, exactly 2, 3, 4, 5, 10, 15, 16 or 18 SNPs are used.

In a further preferred embodiment, said one SNP is or said more SNPs comprise the SNP defined by SEQ ID NO: 1. This is the SNP being mentioned first in Table 1. When selecting subsets of SNPs, preference is given to subsets comprising SNPs with low p-values. P-values are indicated in Table 1.

In a further preferred embodiment, said SNPs consist of or comprise the SNPs defined by (a) SEQ ID NOs: 1, 3, 66 and 78; or (b) SEQ ID NOs: 1, 3, 6, 9, 21, 23, 29, 32, 38, 53, 55, 59, 61, 62, 66, 76, 78 and 94.

The set of four SNPs according to embodiment (a) has been shown to correctly predict a risk of developing TESI in 90% of the patients analyzed.

The set of 18 SNPs according to embodiment (b) provides correct predictions for 100% of the patients analyzed (see FIGS. 1 and 2 enclosed herewith). Table 3 provides a listing of the 18 SNPs characterized by SEQ ID NOs: 1, 3, 6, 9, 21, 23, 29, 32, 38, 53, 55, 59, 61, 62, 66, 76, 78 and 94. It is noteworthy that also this subset of 18 SNPs achieves the same discriminatory power as does the full set of 100 SNPs; see also FIGS. 1 and 2. When using the subset of 18 SNPs according to the invention or the respective subsequences thereof as defined herein above, individuals with 16 or more risk alleles are classified as TESI positive. When using 100 SNPs as defined by SEQ ID NOs. 1 to 100 or the respective subsequences thereof as defined herein above, individuals with 85 or more risk alleles are classified as TESI positive. Even single SNPs, in particular those with low P-values, allow excellent prediction.

TABLE 3 Table 3: Results from association analysis, subset with 18 SNPs Closest Distance to Risk SNP CHR MAP Gene gene cl. gene allele P value rs1630535 15 58297467 ANXA2P3 −129157 A  1.3 × −7 rs1265235 6 4445680 Q5G014 −110164 A 1.06 × −5 rs583338 18 39126230 SYT4 14801 G 0.00003 rs2774089 13 111885503 C13orf28 −193130 G 0.00004 rs2025949 13 92742277 GPC6 G 0.00012 rs9877859 3 112923378 PLCXD2 C 0.00012 rs2664537 20 39247142 ZHX3 A 0.00015 rs2839178 21 46503201 MCM3AP A 0.00016 rs584762 11 31827333 PAX6 31249 C 0.0002 rs1204798 6 116650539 NT5DC1 A 0.00031 rs3801033 7 6700627 ZNF12 T 0.00032 rs4881394 10 5103710 AKR1C3 −22872 C 0.0004 rs2270101 7 22902528 FAM126A −47256 C 0.00041 rs356999 2 60665087 BCL11A 30951 T 0.00041 rs902923 9 93373419 ROR2 G 0.00046 rs2279103 18 75574114 CTDP1 T 0.00057 rs6793017 3 2554126 CNTN4 A 0.00066 rs1037448 11 60891107 TMEM138 T 0.00096 Best empiric associations calculated with Fisher Product Method over both allelic and genotypic tests with p < 0.001 and being significantly associated in both non-TESI comparison groups. SNP: reference sequence identification number according to dbSNP; CHR: chromosome number; MAP: physical location of SNP on genome build HG18.

Subsets of SNPs, i.e. in the present case subsets of less than 100 SNPs, exhibiting optimal predictive power on a given data set may be determined with tools known in the art when provided with the set of 100 SNPs according to the invention. Suitable tools are described in the examples enclosed herewith.

As regards the means and methods for determining presence or absence of a given SNP, numerous suitable methods are known in the art. Any of these methods, either alone or in combination, may be used for determining presence or absence of one or more SNPs according to the invention in a sample. In a preferred embodiment, said determining is effected by allele specific hybridization, allele specific oligonucleotide ligation, primer extension, minisequencing, mass spectroscopy, heteroduplex analysis, single strand conformational polymorphism, denaturing gradient gel electrophoresis, microarray analysis, temperature gradient gel electrophoresis or combinations thereof.

To explain further, in allele specific hybridization a probe is used which is preferably strictly complementary to a region of the target nucleic acid comprising the SNP in question. Hybridization conditions are chosen which allow to distinguish between full complementarity and a single mismatch.

Allele specific oligonucleotide ligation is another method for detecting alleles that differ by a single base. A pair of oligonucleotide probes that hybridize to adjacent segments of the target nucleic acid are used. The oligomer on the 5′ side of the pair is an allele specific oligonucleotide in that it is strictly complementary to one specific allele of the target nucleic acid sequence, in the present case to the risk allele. The last base at the 3′ end of this oligonucleotide corresponds to the SNP. The oligomer on the 3′ side of the pair is the same for both different alleles. In case the risk allele is present, both oligonucleotides hybridize completely and are amenable to ligation with DNA ligase. In case the risk allele is not present, hybridization is not complete and no ligation is possible. Detecting the ligation product corresponds to detecting the risk allele. A variety of suitable detection schemes for the ligation product are known in the art.

In a primer extension assay according to the invention, nucleic acid comprised in the patient sample is hybridized to a primer complementary to the region adjacent to the SNP site. Dideoxyribonucleotides (ddNTPS) and DNA polymerase are added to the mixture and the primer is extended by a single nucleotide. The single nucleotide added is dependent on the allele of the amplified DNA. Primer extension biochemistry can be coupled with a variety of detection schemes, comprising fluorescence, fluorescence polarization (FP), luminescence and mass spectrometry (MS). Primer extension is sometimes also referred to as minisequencing.

Preferably, the hybridization of said primer to said nucleic acid is specific. Means of ensuring specificity of hybridization according to the present invention are known in the art and include stringent hybridization conditions. The term “stringent hybridization conditions”, as used in the description of the present invention, is well known to the skilled artisan. Appropriate stringent hybridization conditions for each sequence may be established by a person skilled in the art on well-known parameters such as temperature, composition of the nucleic acid molecules, salt conditions etc.; see, for example, Sambrook et al., “Molecular Cloning, A Laboratory Manual”; CSH Press, Cold Spring Harbor, 1989 or Higgins and Hames (eds.), “Nucleic acid hybridization, a practical approach”, IRL Press, Oxford 1985, see in particular the chapter “Hybridization Strategy” by Britten & Davidson, 3 to 15. Stringent hybridization conditions are, for example, conditions comprising overnight incubation at 42° C. in a solution comprising: 50% formamide, 5×SSC (750 mM NaCl, 75 mM trisodium citrate), 50 mM sodium phosphate (pH 7.6), 5×Denhardt's solution, 10% dextran sulfate, and 20 micrograms/ml denatured, sheared salmon sperm DNA, followed by washing the filters in 0.1×SSC at about 65°. Other stringent hybridization conditions are for example 0.2×SSC (0.03 M NaCI, 0.003M Natriumcitrat, pH 7) at 65° C.

Microarrays inter alia provide a miniaturized implementation of a plurality of allele specific hybridization assays in arrayed format. Microarrays for SNP detection are known in the art and available from a variety of manufacturers including Affymetrix. These microarrays include oligonucleotide microarrays.

In a further preferred embodiment, said treatment emergent suicidal ideation occurs or may occur in a patient being administered selective serotonin re-uptake inhibitors, selective noradrenalin re-uptake inhibitors, dual serotonin and noradrenalin re-uptake inhibitors and/or tricyclic antidepressants, and optionally being administered neuroleptics, mood stabilizers and/or benzodiazepines. As explained in the background section herein above, antidepressant drugs in general, and in particular selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors may be causative of TESI.

In a further preferred embodiment, said individual is a child or adolescent. As stated in the background section herein above, children and adolescents are considered to be particularly effected by drug induced TESI.

In a further preferred embodiment, said determining comprises isolating a nucleic acid from said sample.

Means and methods for isolating nucleic acids from a sample taken from an individual are well-known in the art²². Preferred samples according to the invention are samples comprising or consisting of body fluids. Generally speaking, body fluids are liquid components of living organisms. Preferred body fluids include blood, serum, saliva, semen, vaginal secretions as well amniotic, cerebrospinal, synovial, pleural, peritoneal and pericardial fluids. The term “nucleic acid” as used herein includes DNA such as cDNA or genomic DNA, and RNA. It is understood that the term “RNA” as used herein comprises all forms of RNA including mRNA, non-coding RNA, tRNA and rRNA. The term “non-coding RNA” in turn includes siRNA (small interfering RNA), miRNA (micro RNA), rasiRNA (repeat associated RNA), snoRNA (small nucleolar RNA) and snRNA (small nuclear RNA). A preferred RNA is mRNA.

The present invention also relates to a kit comprising (a) one or more agents suitable for determining presence or absence of two or more SNPs, said SNPs being defined by SEQ ID NOs: 1 to 100; and (b) optionally a manual with instructions for performing the method of the invention. Agents suitable for determining presence or absence of SNPs are well-known in the art^(23, 24).

In a preferred embodiment of the kit according to the invention, said agents are selected from primers and probes for determining presence or absence of one or more SNPs of SEQ ID NOs: 1 to 100. Probes and primers may be used in methods such as allele specific hybridization, allele specific oligonucleotide ligation and primer extension as mentioned herein above.

In a further preferred embodiment, said more SNPs are at least 2, 3, 4, 5, 10, 15, 16, 18, 20, 30, 40, 50, 60, 70, 80, 90 or 100 SNPs.

Specific preferred sets of SNPs are those defined herein above. For example, a preferred set of SNPs is the set of SNPs defined by SEQ ID NOs: 8, 18, 19, 47, 50, 52, 56, 64, 73, 86, 87, 92, 94, 95, 97 and 99.

In preferred embodiments of the method or the kit of the invention, respectively, instead of or in addition to a SNP as defined in these claims, a corresponding tagging SNP is used, wherein said tagging SNP is provided in Table 4. Sequences of the tagging SNPs are presented in the sequence listing (SEQ ID NOs: 101 to 813).

TABLE 4 Table 4: Subset of 100 associated SNPs with tagged SNPs (r² > 0.8). Closest distance to SNP type gene gene Tagged_SNP rs1630535 INTERGENIC ANXA2P3 −129157 rs1872133 rs1872132 rs2054680 rs336536 rs163135 rs12148406 rs336528 rs17270048 rs17270055 rs338446 rs7182941 rs7183074 rs10851673 rs12912083 rs1680195 rs16942291 rs12148854 rs8028748 rs1680222 rs1680221 rs12899914 rs4724701 SYNONYMOUS_CODING FBXL18 0 rs7808325 rs3801058 rs7806101 rs10216189 rs4724699 rs7799970 rs4077245 rs4560713 rs1265235 INTERGENIC Q5G014_HUMAN −110164 rs1265237 rs1265234 rs7774098 rs2414660 INTERGENIC ANXA2P3 −163991 rs338424 rs2136559 rs7165903 rs7173200 rs7173250 rs900634 rs7166014 rs4775243 rs2136557 rs12589623 INTERGENIC N/A −9 rs1621025 rs1769522 rs11157633 rs7158518 rs279553 SYNONYMOUS_CODING JAGN1 0 rs279558 rs279542 rs33970214 rs279542 3PRIME_UTR JAGN1 0 rs279558 rs279553 rs33970214 rs583338 INTERGENIC SYT4 14801 rs816750 rs310095 rs310091 rs310086 rs310087 rs310089 rs618486 rs2774089 INTERGENIC SOX1 111483 rs2576497 rs1946770 rs100224 rs188122 rs1421780 INTRONIC Q6ZNE8_HUMAN 0 rs4907674 INTERGENIC SOX1 126653 rs7676106 INTERGENIC LOC728856 −48091 rs9312392 rs9312393 rs7689338 rs4241859 rs4241860 rs4241862 rs4273547 rs4282263 rs6553287 rs6820247 rs10866319 rs9949324 INTERGENIC N/A −9 rs9949519 rs611509 rs599612 rs603942 rs677233 rs7704939 3PRIME_UTR ARSB 0 rs4518023 INTERGENIC CHD6 −10401 rs6065347 rs4810317 rs4544214 UPSTREAM ARHGAP11A 46 rs11632524 rs8037818 rs4643284 rs6072343 UPSTREAM LPIN3 −1372 rs6065333 rs16985655 rs16985677 rs965118 INTRONIC RHEB 0 rs17713386 rs4726029 rs875588 rs1109089 rs17713697 rs2074998 rs2074997 rs17713890 rs2299965 rs2284264 rs11772458 rs2299967 rs3789817 rs758666 rs736645 rs4298422 rs2374261 rs12112989 rs6980020 rs12112134 rs6948196 rs6943752 rs7794922 rs1109089 INTRONIC RHEB 0 rs17713386 rs4726029 rs875588 rs7805967 rs17713697 rs2074998 rs2074997 rs17713890 rs2299961 rs965118 rs3753151 rs2299965 rs2284264 rs11772458 rs2299967 rs3789817 rs758666 rs736645 rs4298422 rs2374261 rs12112989 rs6980020 rs12112134 rs6948196 rs6943752 rs7794922 rs2980872 INTERGENIC TRIB1 −25643 rs2954006 rs12142266 INTERGENIC SEP15_HUMAN −30281 rs9877859 INTRONIC PHLDB2 0 rs4682298 rs2025949 INTRONIC GPC6 0 rs7338831 rs9561295 rs9589698 rs9523990 rs9523991 rs4142598 rs9523998 rs9561304 rs956036 rs1475449 rs2070439 INTERGENIC RCAN1 23780 rs12617566 INTERGENIC XIRP2 −32784 rs9589698 INTRONIC GPC6 0 rs7338831 rs9561295 rs9523990 rs9523991 rs4142598 rs9523998 rs2025949 rs9561304 rs956036 rs1475449 rs1958421 INTERGENIC N/A −9 rs1958438 rs10139321 rs10132490 rs10143458 rs9671273 rs1952534 rs1958436 rs11159605 rs7359138 rs1958435 rs1958434 rs1958433 rs2149684 rs2183203 rs1958432 rs2149683 rs8010141 rs1958430 rs1958429 rs1958428 rs1958426 rs1958425 rs1958424 rs1958423 rs1958422 rs10132081 rs10132130 rs10147226 rs1958420 rs10873350 rs10140080 rs9323737 rs4545730 rs1952530 rs1952529 rs12431659 rs12434622 rs10141403 rs9323738 rs9323739 rs1952528 rs1958418 rs877800 rs2372550 rs1952545 rs1952544 rs10747302 rs4899838 rs11159610 rs11159611 rs7494095 rs10132137 rs4899839 rs10135095 rs2888357 rs4143911 rs1958458 rs2372553 rs10147836 rs10139812 rs1958456 rs1958455 rs2372523 rs2372524 rs10143348 rs9323740 rs10130591 rs1958449 rs7645289 INTERGENIC TBC1D5 290409 rs4132218 rs7627583 rs9859212 rs6790525 rs4688898 rs9861146 rs2203242 rs2088138 3PRIME_UTR UBE2Z 0 rs2228246 N/A N/A −9 rs2664537 3PRIME_UTR ZHX3 0 rs2228246 rs6072299 rs6072302 rs7261917 rs6065325 rs6072317 rs6065326 rs6072320 rs6072321 rs6072322 rs6500497 3PRIME_UTR Q8N7R2_HUMAN 0 rs7185630 rs2242166 rs2242164 rs6500498 rs2839178 INTRONIC MCM3AP 0 rs11258903 INTRONIC FRMD4A 0 rs11258902 rs10159816 rs2244057 INTERGENIC HIF1A −69366 rs2253980 rs2246928 rs1006529 rs698028 rs1459841 INTERGENIC CAST −87312 rs7901463 INTERGENIC TFAM 12223 rs10763541 rs2081692 rs7903523 rs2101237 rs2086784 rs2393422 rs1427219 rs919166 rs919167 rs10826187 rs10826188 rs6481390 rs7071862 rs7896213 rs7900673 rs7916849 rs10763545 rs4948298 rs4948299 rs4948513 rs2893777 rs7084955 rs7085387 rs7073985 rs7077653 rs16912268 rs10826193 rs2114562 rs2114563 rs1013473 rs2128909 rs1030432 rs10509091 rs7077537 rs4948301 rs1125139 rs1896248 rs2114561 rs584762 INTERGENIC PAX6 31249 rs585972 rs604518 rs685428 rs624732 rs761453 rs2440250 rs594462 rs687947 rs2473858 rs677874 rs761453 INTERGENIC PAX6 38491 rs585972 rs604518 rs685428 rs624732 rs584762 rs2440250 rs594462 rs687947 rs2473858 rs677874 rs6035712 INTERGENIC C20orf74 132505 rs6047077 rs6035711 rs6868846 INTERGENIC hsa-mir-582 129225 rs256353 rs173945 rs256348 rs159608 rs554710 UPSTREAM SURF6 −15721 rs1013120 INTERGENIC HS3ST3A1 39975 rs968026 rs11078172 rs12952261 rs649867 INTRONIC Q8N7E7_HUMAN 0 rs6072317 INTRONIC ZHX3 0 rs6072268 rs17264110 rs6072269 rs6072275 rs6072286 rs2228246 rs6072299 rs6072300 rs6072302 rs2664537 rs7261917 rs6065325 rs6065326 rs6072320 rs6072321 rs6072322 rs8121001 rs17181845 rs6072338 rs4795069 INTERGENIC SLFN5 14839 rs13403584 INTERGENIC CCDC141 92384 rs10171173 rs2200826 rs10497528 rs7574599 rs6747725 rs924800 rs10930847 rs1847420 rs4894072 rs6948196 INTRONIC RHEB 0 rs17713386 rs4726029 rs875588 rs1109089 rs7805967 rs17713697 rs2074998 rs2074997 rs17713890 rs2299961 rs965118 rs3753151 rs2299965 rs2284264 rs11772458 rs2299967 rs3789817 rs758666 rs736645 rs4298422 rs2374261 rs12112989 rs6980020 rs12112134 rs6943752 rs7794922 rs2662090 INTRONIC SRGAP3 0 rs2670000 rs7685314 INTERGENIC LOC728856 −28752 rs6820247 rs7437007 rs10866319 rs2074997 INTRONIC RHEB 0 rs17713386 rs4726029 rs875588 rs1109089 rs7805967 rs17713697 rs2074998 rs17713890 rs2299961 rs965118 rs3753151 rs2299965 rs2284264 rs11772458 rs2299967 rs3789817 rs758666 rs736645 rs4298422 rs2374261 rs12112989 rs6980020 rs12112134 rs6948196 rs6943752 rs7794922 rs6500498 3PRIME_UTR Q8N7R2_HUMAN 0 rs7185630 rs2242166 rs2242164 rs6500497 rs1204798 INTRONIC NT5DC1 0 rs1204842 rs1204843 rs742930 rs7770203 rs1211388 rs1204851 rs1209221 rs1204782 rs1204783 rs1204784 rs1204785 rs1204786 rs1204788 rs1204789 rs1204794 rs1204797 rs1204799 rs1204800 rs1204801 rs1204802 rs1209223 rs1204807 rs1204814 rs926829 rs1204817 rs1204818 rs12143647 INTRONIC COG2 0 rs4846999 rs12564388 rs1887492 rs11122569 rs11122570 rs3736983 rs12041242 rs12045973 rs3801033 INTRONIC ZNF12 0 rs3801034 rs7798471 rs10997044 INTRONIC CTNNA3 0 rs1876334 rs10822782 rs10822783 rs1911479 rs10997021 rs10822784 rs4609495 rs4745897 rs10762045 rs10997032 rs12763572 rs10822791 rs10762046 rs10822792 rs9804181 rs10997035 rs10997037 rs10822794 rs10762051 rs12357109 rs1911485 rs1911486 rs10997048 rs10822801 rs4523585 rs7350731 INTERGENIC N/A −9 rs9323737 INTERGENIC N/A −9 rs1958438 rs10139321 rs10132490 rs10143458 rs9671273 rs1952534 rs1958436 rs11159605 rs7359138 rs1958435 rs1958434 rs1958433 rs2149684 rs2183203 rs1958432 rs2149683 rs8010141 rs1958430 rs1958429 rs1958428 rs1958426 rs1958425 rs1958424 rs1958423 rs1958422 rs10132081 rs10132130 rs10147226 rs1958421 rs1958420 rs10873350 rs10140080 rs4545730 rs1952530 rs1952529 rs12431659 rs12434622 rs10141403 rs9323738 rs9323739 rs1952528 rs1958418 rs877800 rs2372550 rs1952545 rs1952544 rs10747302 rs4899838 rs11159610 rs11159611 rs7494095 rs10132137 rs4899839 rs10135095 rs2888357 rs4143911 rs1958458 rs2372553 rs10147836 rs10139812 rs1958456 rs1958455 rs2372523 rs2372524 rs10143348 rs9323740 rs10130591 rs1958449 rs4881394 INTERGENIC AKR1C3 −22872 rs4525119 rs4881388 rs10795234 rs7074522 rs10795241 rs2096422 rs4799159 INTERGENIC SALL3 −459812 rs185750 rs2578210 rs12456117 rs7506508 rs9952440 rs356999 INTERGENIC BCL11A 30951 rs357003 rs357002 rs356998 rs2270101 INTERGENIC FAM126A −47256 rs1001027 rs1001026 rs13227316 rs11765548 rs12700402 rs618670 INTERGENIC N/A −9 rs7788668 DOWNSTREAM FAM126A −2622 rs2286497 rs2033670 rs13227654 rs11561822 rs11764386 rs10488277 rs2286493 rs2286491 rs2286490 rs11772725 rs11772749 rs11764613 rs11768060 rs17147527 rs17147529 rs11762669 rs13225964 rs11771543 rs17370052 rs9647996 rs12674362 rs13230424 rs10950935 rs902923 INTRONIC ROR2 0 rs10991949 rs768056 rs1412466 rs16907585 rs7855644 rs1492679 rs2131301 rs9409427 rs9332172 INTRONIC CYP2C9 0 rs17521564 rs7893293 rs2860905 rs4086116 rs4917639 rs1934963 rs4918797 rs6873640 INTERGENIC ZNF608 −56628 rs7725329 rs9302822 INTERGENIC Q8N9J9_HUMAN 114376 rs17539244 rs1019191 rs17442566 rs17442866 rs8050684 rs17540392 rs4810622 INTRONIC ZMYND8 0 rs4809630 rs13038759 rs761021 rs6124987 rs3803941 rs6124990 rs3753151 INTRONIC RHEB 0 rs17713386 rs4726029 rs875588 rs1109089 rs7805967 rs2074998 rs2074997 rs17713890 rs2299961 rs2299962 rs2299965 rs2284264 rs2299967 rs3789817 rs758666 rs736645 rs4298422 rs2374261 rs12112989 rs6980020 rs12112134 rs6948196 rs10490832 SYNONYMOUS_CODING CNTN3 0 rs1545384 INTRONIC CNTN3 0 rs1809043 rs2197742 rs1884641 INTERGENIC C20orf75 5233 rs6117052 rs6076925 rs1958438 INTERGENIC N/A −9 rs10139321 rs10132490 rs10143458 rs9671273 rs1952534 rs1958436 rs11159605 rs7359138 rs1958435 rs1958434 rs1958433 rs2149684 rs2183203 rs1958432 rs2149683 rs8010141 rs1958430 rs1958429 rs1958428 rs1958426 rs1958425 rs1958424 rs1958423 rs1958422 rs10132081 rs10132130 rs10147226 rs1958421 rs1958420 rs10873350 rs10140080 rs9323737 rs4545730 rs1952530 rs1952529 rs12431659 rs12434622 rs10141403 rs9323738 rs9323739 rs1952528 rs1958418 rs877800 rs2372550 rs1952545 rs1952544 rs10747302 rs4899838 rs11159610 rs11159611 rs7494095 rs10132137 rs4899839 rs10135095 rs2888357 rs4143911 rs1958458 rs2372553 rs10147836 rs10139812 rs1958456 rs1958455 rs2372523 rs2372524 rs10143348 rs9323740 rs10130591 rs12894765 rs7157077 rs4904138 rs1952541 rs1958451 rs12882544 rs1958449 rs1952538 rs4917639 INTRONIC CYP2C9 0 rs17521564 rs7893293 rs2860905 rs4086116 rs9332172 rs1934963 rs4918797 rs2279103 NON_SYNONYMOUS_CODING CTDP1 0 rs3809939 rs8098133 rs3859315 rs3859316 rs898619 rs3809936 rs3786235 rs8087647 rs8084175 rs9953991 rs9946977 rs12605690 rs554659 rs551017 rs665138 rs523386 rs652717 rs496036 rs576937 rs621490 rs7307064 INTRONIC RECQL 0 rs7307519 rs7976409 rs7976415 rs7956315 rs17627102 rs7310464 rs1061626 rs6793017 INTRONIC CNTN4 0 rs6763008 rs6774320 rs523386 INTERGENIC Q6ZVY3_HUMAN 10572 rs3809939 rs8098133 rs3859315 rs3859316 rs898619 rs3809936 rs3786235 rs8087647 rs2279103 rs8084175 rs9953991 rs9946977 rs12605690 rs554659 rs551017 rs665138 rs652717 rs496036 rs576937 rs621490 rs7719325 INTERGENIC ZNF608 −493552 rs17151230 rs17151248 rs1984151 INTERGENIC EPHA7 399827 rs2325528 rs9452447 rs9294577 rs2152543 rs4707810 rs6904831 rs2000361 rs7765999 rs6925802 rs9294582 rs7752145 rs1238901 rs1219036 rs1219037 rs2248260 rs2801552 rs2801556 rs2633619 rs2801559 rs1601856 rs1454333 INTERGENIC TMSL3 82867 rs17017774 rs1377917 rs11250017 INTERGENIC Q6ZVI4_HUMAN −12575 rs10095339 rs10103466 rs7146332 INTERGENIC LRFN5 −298872 rs8005889 rs4128092 rs7161171 rs6572078 rs3866730 rs6572079 rs8019332 rs4128087 rs11628088 rs12892392 rs1431032 rs17175096 INTERGENIC N/A −9 rs12960630 rs17260406 rs17074095 rs720733 INTERGENIC PCDH18 −443488 rs6825957 rs1914603 rs10857200 rs10857201 rs6825255 rs6853959 rs4864386 rs2299965 INTRONIC RHEB 0 rs17713386 rs4726029 rs875588 rs1109089 rs7805967 rs17713697 rs2074998 rs2074997 rs17713890 rs2299961 rs965118 rs3753151 rs2284264 rs11772458 rs2299967 rs3789817 rs758666 rs736645 rs4298422 rs2374261 rs12112989 rs6980020 rs12112134 rs6948196 rs6943752 rs7794922 rs2299967 INTRONIC RHEB 0 rs17713386 rs4726029 rs875588 rs1109089 rs7805967 rs17713697 rs2074998 rs2074997 rs17713890 rs2299961 rs965118 rs3753151 rs2299965 rs2284264 rs11772458 rs3789817 rs758666 rs736645 rs4298422 rs2374261 rs12112989 rs6980020 rs12112134 rs6948196 rs6943752 rs7794922 rs7550277 INTRONIC RGS7 0 rs11589937 rs1110128 rs6702310 rs11583779 rs11584248 rs1996805 rs11587158 rs11584771 rs10926454 rs7539742 rs6429256 rs6684760 rs635546 INTERGENIC L3MBTL4 −16980 rs301191 INTERGENIC N/A −9 rs177295 rs301193 rs2062246 rs4857681 rs4857686 rs11710431 rs4857698 rs13091297 rs9798968 rs11922088 rs301193 INTERGENIC N/A −9 rs177295 rs301191 rs2062246 rs4857681 rs4857686 rs11710431 rs4857698 rs13091297 rs9798968 rs11922088 rs12583395 INTERGENIC NBEA −296678 rs4388301 INTERGENIC TNFAIP3 77933 rs4939517 INTRONIC CYBASC3 0 rs7111608 rs11230659 rs6591651 rs1037448 rs10750955 rs3741265 rs10897158 rs921635 rs3018727 rs3019198 rs2860519 rs3809083 rs2943807 rs2943806 rs896831 rs879647 rs3017602 rs2943805 rs17702 rs1377456 rs720888 rs720891 rs6591654 rs6591655 rs729404 rs729347 rs3018729 rs2924436 rs11230701 rs3019186 rs896829 rs748902 rs730338 rs2943800 rs2957860 rs2924441 rs2924446 rs3017605 rs2100388 rs1037448 INTRONIC TMEM138 0 rs7111608 rs11230659 rs6591651 rs4939517 rs10750955 rs3741265 rs10897158 rs921635 rs3018727 rs3019198 rs2860519 rs3809083 rs2943807 rs2943806 rs896831 rs879647 rs3017602 rs2943805 rs17702 rs1377456 rs720888 rs720891 rs6591654 rs6591655 rs729404 rs729347 rs3018729 rs2924436 rs11230701 rs3019186 rs896829 rs748902 rs730338 rs2943800 rs2957860 rs2924441 rs2924446 rs3017605 rs2100388 rs2348427 INTRONIC ENPEP 0 rs1126483 rs12503640 rs2881913 rs2348429 rs17551888 rs6842486 rs10015807 rs12506732 rs2348431 rs6813802 rs3796889 rs3796888 rs2348433 rs1448808 rs1891877 INTRONIC PIP4K2A 0 rs8095186 INTERGENIC PIK3C3 251736 rs346457 rs9480684 INTRONIC AIM1 0 rs1770728 rs1770731 rs1770732 rs1676016 rs2297971 rs2066202 rs2054366 rs2615206 rs2615207 rs2642469 rs1037955 rs965347 rs4946764 rs9486398 rs9486399 rs9480685 rs9486403 rs9480686 rs9486404 rs3747790 rs13319 rs9320182 rs9320183 rs9486410 rs9486411 rs9486414 rs9486415 rs6926307 rs6926670 rs6926833 rs6907164 rs17067368 rs9480689 rs4523123 rs7741101 rs7776287 rs7776294 rs12523774 rs6903754 rs4945759 rs9689006 rs7770930 Tagged_SNP SNP type Tagged_SNP_r2 rs1630535 INTERGENIC 1 INTERGENIC 1 INTERGENIC 1 INTERGENIC 1 INTERGENIC 1 INTERGENIC 1 INTERGENIC 1 INTERGENIC 1 INTERGENIC 1 INTERGENIC 1 INTERGENIC 1 INTERGENIC 1 INTERGENIC 1 INTERGENIC 1 INTERGENIC 1 INTERGENIC 1 INTERGENIC 1 INTERGENIC 1 INTERGENIC 1 INTERGENIC 1 INTERGENIC 0.87 rs4724701 INTRONIC 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number according to dbSNP; type: location/function of SNP; CHR: chromosome number; MAP: physical location of SNP on genome build HG18. tagged SNP r²: Linkage disequilibrium (LD) in the observed regions was assessed by calculating r² according to Hill et al. 1968.²⁵

It is known in the art that two or more alleles, polymorphisms or SNPs may be associated in a non-random manner. Such SNPs are also referred to as being in linkage disequilibrium and are inherited together. A genomic region comprising a group of SNPs being in linkage disequilibrium may also be referred to as haplotype block. SNPs being located within the same haplotype block may also be referred to as “tagged SNPs”. Each of the SNPs provided in Table 1 may be replaced with a corresponding tagged SNP from Table 4 for the purpose of the present invention. Corresponding tagged SNPs for a given SNP provided in column 1 of Table 4 are those tagged SNPs which are listed in column 5 of Table 4 subsequent to the given SNP. For example, SNPs rs1872133, rs1872132, until SNP rs12899914 are tagged SNPs corresponding to SNP rs1630535. Preferred tagged SNPs are those with a correlation coefficient (r2 value) of 1. The risk alleles of the tagged SNPs are those alleles which co-occur with the risk allele of the respective SNP as listed in Table 1. “Co-occurrence” in this context refers to those alleles of a group of SNPs within a haplotype block which occur together. Determining co-occurrence is within the skills of the skilled person.

The figures show:

FIG. 1 Distribution of risk alleles in cases and controls applying the subset of 18 SNPs according to the invention in the discovery sample (see Table 3).

FIG. 2 Receiver Operating Characteristics (ROC) curve of the number of risk alleles as a predictor applying the subset of 18 SNPs according to the invention in the discovery sample. The area under the curve is 1.0 hence yielding a perfect classification.

FIG. 3 Distribution of risk alleles in cases and controls applying SNPs as defined by SEQ ID NOs: 1 to 100 in the discovery sample.

FIG. 4 Receiver Operating Characteristics (ROC) curve of the number of risk alleles as a predictor applying SNPs as defined by SEQ ID NOs: 1 to 100 in the discovery sample. The area under the curve is 1.0 hence yielding a perfect classification.

The following examples illustrate the invention but should not be construed as being limiting.

EXAMPLE 1 Methods

Discovery Sample—Patient Recruitment

We recruited 397 patients aged 18 to 75 years who were admitted to the hospital of the Max Planck Institute of Psychiatry (MPI), Munich, Germany, for treatment of a depressive disorder presenting with a unipolar depressive episode (85.7%), bipolar disorder (12.4%, 6.1% bipolar 1 and 6.3% bipolar II), or other primary diagnosis with current depression (0.5% dysthymia, 0.7% adjustment disorder). Patients were diagnosed by psychiatrists according to the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM) IV criteria and were included in the study within the first three days after in-patient admission. Patients with depressive disorder due to a general medical or neurological condition were excluded, as were patients with a lifetime diagnosis of intravenous drug abuse and depressive symptoms secondary to alcohol or substance abuse or dependency. We recorded ethnicity using a self-report sheet for nationality, first language and ethnicity of the patient and of all four grandparents. All individuals included were Caucasian, 85.1% were of German origin. The study was approved by the local ethics committee, and written informed consent was obtained from all subjects.

The study is designed as a naturalistic pharmacogenetic study (Munich Antidepressant Response Signature (MARS) project) to reveal genetic biomarkers specific for depressive disorder, clinical outcome and severe side effects. All patients are treated with antidepressants according to doctor's choice. Concomitant psychotropic medication with mood stabilizers, neuroleptics, benzodiazepines and hypnotics is allowed. For all patients plasma concentrations of antidepressants were monitored to assure clinical effective drug levels.

Replication Sample

The German replication sample consisted of 501 Caucasian inpatients from the psychiatric hospital of the University of Munster and from a second patient recruitment in the Max Planck Institute of Psychiatry (MPI), Munich. Gender distribution (p>0.2) and age (p>0.9) did not differ between samples. Overall, 85% of these patients suffered from major depression, while 15% were in a depressive episode of a bipolar disorder. TESI positive were N=42/8.4%, patients completely lacking suicidal ideation N=149/29.7% and N=434/86.6% without increase in suicidal ideation. Psychiatrists ascertained DSM IV diagnosis. Patients were rated weekly from admission to discharge (Munich) or until week 6 (Munster) using the 21-item HAM-D rating scale. Ethnicity was recorded using the same self-report questionnaire as in the MARS study. All patients were Caucasian and 90.7% were of German origin; the remaining patients were of European descent (Central Europe: 3.9%; Eastern Europe: 5.3%; Mediterranean: 0.1%). Same inclusion/exclusion criteria applied as in the MARS sample, and outcome under antidepressant treatment was evaluated accordingly.

Psychopathology and Phenotype Definition

Severity of depressive symptoms was assessed at admission by trained raters using the 21-item Hamilton Depression Rating Scale (HAM-D)^(26.27). Patients fulfilling the criteria for at least a moderate to severe depressive episode (HAM-D>=14) were eligible. Ratings were performed within five days of admission and then weekly until discharge. The severity of suicidal ideation was rated by item 3 “suicide” of the HAM-D, with 0 “absent”; 1 “subject feels life is not worth living”; 2 “wishes he/she were dead or any thoughts of possible death to self”; 3 “suicidal ideas or gestures” and 4 “attempts at suicide”. TESI was defined as an increase of suicidal thoughts in patients without suicidal ideation (item 3 of the HAM-D=zero) at hospital admission (n=32). The non-TESI comparison groups were 1) all individuals without increase in suicidality independent of baseline suicidality (no increase of the HAM-D item 3 over time; n=329) and 2) a sub-group of 1), patients rating zero on item 3 throughout treatment (item 3 of the HAM-D=zero at all visits; n=79). In the STAR*D trial the suicide item (item number 12) of the Quick Inventory of Depression Symptomatology-Self Report (QIDS-SR) was used to define TESI. Both scales should identify similar patients as the QIDS-SR has been shown to correlate well with the HAM-D²⁸⁻³¹. The observation period for TESI was the first 12 weeks following in-patient admission, congruent with the observation period used in Laje et al., 2007

DNA Preparation

After enrolment in the study 40 ml of EDTA blood were drawn from each patient. DNA was extracted from fresh blood using the Puregene® whole blood DNA-extraction kit (Gentra Systems Inc; MN).

Statistical Analysis of Genetic Associations

Exact tests on Hardy-Weinberg equilibrium (HWE) were performed for all SNPs SNPs with a minor allele frequency below 2.5%, with a call rate of less than 98%, or displaying HWE deviation at an error level of below 10⁻⁵ were excluded from the analysis. Final analysis was done in 371.335 SNPs. Both allelic and genotypic association tests were applied. To avoid false positive associations due to small cell sizes we used permutation-based p-value estimates (100,000 permutations, in 4 best SNPs 100,000,000 permutations) in addition to asymptotic p-values. If not otherwise specified, permutation-based p-values are reported. Genetic association was tested using the WG-permer, a C++ based statistical program for rapid permutation (http://www.wg-permer.org) Phenotypic analyses were performed using SPSS version 16.0.

Results

The comparisons of disease-related and sociodemographic variables between TESI positive and negative patients using both the broader (comparison group 1) and more restricted definition (comparison group 2) are listed in Table 5. Except for age at onset there were no significant differences among these groups. 59.3% of patients with TESI developed this side effect within the first 2 weeks after hospital admission. Current medication at the onset of suicidal ideation were SSRIs in 37.5%, tricyclic antidepressants in 34.3%, venlafaxine or duloxetine as dual serotonin and noradrenalin reuptake inhibitors in 25%, mirtazapine in 28% and reboxetine as a selective noradrenalin reuptake inhibitor in 12.5%. Antidepressant monotherapy was administered to 62.5% of the patients, while 37.5% received combination therapy. There were no significant differences in psychotropic medication among the three groups (Table 6).

TABLE 5 Table 5: Sociodemographic and clinical features of patients in the discovery sample developing TESI compared with patients without worsening of suicidal thoughts under psychopharmacological treatment (1) and with patients completely lacking suicidal ideation (2). TESI Non-TESI (1) Non-TESI (2) n = 32 n = 329 n = 79 χ² or Characteristics of discovery sample 8.1% 82.6% 19.9% t-test Male 43.8% 44.8% 49.5% NS Female 56.3% 55.2% 50.5% NS Age (mean +/− SD) 47.1 (16.1) 49.3 (14.1) 50.8 (14.3) NS Employment status employed 62.9% 63.4% 61.1% NS retired 25.7% 24.1% 23.4% NS unemployed 11.4% 12.5% 15.5% NS Living with partner/children/ 54.3% 60.9% 64.5% NS personnel Single 45.7% 39.1% 35.5% NS Age at onset (mean. +/− SD) 32.6 (16.0) 37.3 (15.4) 40.6 (15.6) * HAM-D at inclusion (mean. +/− SD) 24.5 (7.1)  26.6 (6.6)  22.8 (6.5)  NS Previous episodes (mean. +/− SD) 3.2 (4.0) 2.8 (5.3) 2.7 (5.5) NS Recurrent depression 56.3% 58.2% 60.4% NS Psychotic features 18.8% 11.9% 13.9% NS Illness duration in years 13.9 (15.4) 10.6 (10.5) 10.3 (10.1) NS (mean. +/− SD) Duration of current episode in weeks 38.0 (58.4) 39.1 (69.3) 28.4 (21.7) NS (mean. +/− SD) Family history of depression 46.9% 46.6% 40.5% NS History of attempted suicide 18.8% 28.7% 16.2% NS * p = 0.012 TESI vs. Non-TESI (2). NS = not significant.

TABLE 6 Table 6: Psychotropic medication at onset of TESI compared with medication of control group in the discovery sample TESI Non-TESI (1) Non-TESI (2) Medication n = 32 n = 79 n = 329 t-test SSRI 37.5% 37.8% 35.7% NS Tricyclic 34.4% 20.4% 22.9% NS antidepressants SNRI   25% 19.4% 19.2% NS Mirtazapine   28% 35.7%   34% NS NRI 12.5%   2%   4% NS Neuroleptics 21.9% 17.3%   22% NS Mood stabilizers 46.9% 35.7% 29.9% NS Benzodiazepines   50% 20.4%   30% *# Medication was according to doctor's choice. A combination of two or more antidepressants was also allowed (TESI = 37.5%; Non-TESI (1) = 23.5%; Non-TESI (2) = 24.4%; no significant difference). *TESI vs Non-TESI (1) p < 0.05; #TESI vs Non-TESI (2) p < 0.05. NS = not significant

Provided are 100 SNPs, which were significantly associated with TESI with an empiric p-value <0.001 comparing to both non-TESI groups (see Table 1). SNP rs1630535 showed a p value of 1.3×10⁻⁷, OR 10.535, CI 4.2-26.4 comparing to narrow non-TESI group, and p value of 2.45×10⁻⁷, OR 4.16, CI 2.3-7.4 comparing to broader non-TESI group. Fisher Product Method over all 100 SNPs revealed a significant association comparing TESI vs non-TESI(2) with allelic p=1×10⁻⁵, genotypic p=1×10⁻⁵ and combination of allelic and genotypic p=1×10⁻⁵. A discriminant analysis patients using this subset of SNPs revealed a 100% probability to classify TESI vs non-TESI cases correctly, no matter if narrow or broader non-TESI definition was applied (narrow definition, 32 vs 79: chi square=273 and df=91; broader definition, 32 vs 329: Chi square=429 and df=96). Furthermore, the distribution of the number of risk alleles present in each individual yielded two separate groups, with TESI cases having 85 and more risk alleles while non-TESI individuals having 80 and less risk allies (see FIG. 3).

100 SNPs with p<0.001 from the discovery sample were tested in a second independent German Caucasian sample (referred to as “replication sample”), revealing 16 SNPs particularly significantly associated with TESI in both discovery and replication sample.

TABLE 7 Sequences of the SNPs of SEQ ID NOs: 1 to 100; in no particular order. The polymorphic position is indicated by square brackets, for example [A/G] in case of rs6793017 SNP rs# Sequence rs6793017 ATAATTGTTTGAGTCACAGAGGTTCCTACNACTCCATTAAGACAGAAGGTATAGCCTAGAGTTGGTGGGTCTGAGACAGTGTCTC CAAAGTCTGAAGGATAATAACTGAATATAGACTCCAAAATTTAAGGCTTCAGCATCCTCAGAGTCCTTGCATTTGTGAGAGCTAT GTCTGTGATGTTGCCGTTTGCACCAGGAT[A/G]CTTTATGTTGTCTTTTAAGTGTTAGGTGTCCAGATGCAGATCACCTGCATCT TGCCTCATATGTCTCTCTGAATGTAAAGATTTTGCCTACATCTGATGAAAACTGTCCACTGTTCACATTATTTGTCATATGTATC TGCTTGGAGCAGAGTAAGACACTTCTAAGGGAACTTGACATTTCATGACCCAGGATATCAGAT rs1265235 ACTGCATCTGCGTAGACNTGTCATCCAGTATACTCATGCGATGTCACTCATCTGCCCCCTCCTACATAAATGATACACAAAAAAG TCAACAATCAGAGAAACCCAAGCTCCTGGATGTCAACATCCACTTCTGCTTGGAGTTGGTTCCTTTCATGGAGACATACACCCCT CGCCACACACCTGCCACCTCCCTGACCCTC[A/G]CAATCCCTGGCATGAGAAGCTCCACCTTGTCAAGAGCAGACATTCTGAAAG GCTGAAGCCAGGAACCTTAAAGGAAACATTCTGCCAAGTCCACCACGTAGGATCAATGGAGATGGTGGTAGTGTGGTTATTGGCT TACCCAGCTCTGGGTGTAGAGTGCTTTGGGGAGGAGGAAGGAAGAAGAGCTGATCCTGCCTTCT rs4881394 ATCAGTGGCAGAGACTCTCCCTGCTCTCATGGGCTCTGTCTATTCCCTCTCTACATAATNAGAGTAAAATCCAAAGAGCATGAGG ACCAAATCAAATATGACAAAGACTCCTTAGAGGCGTGTCAGTACTGGTAACACCTGTTTTTCACAACTCACGGTGACTAAGGCAC AGACCACCCCACACAGTGGCACGGATTCTC[C/T]TCTTGAACAGACTTTCCCCAGGCTCCTCTGAGTCTCTTTTGAAATAGGCCT CGCCTTGGTCTGTAAGGATCTGAACACACCCAAACATAATTTCTAACAGTTCAAGGCTACATCAATAGATAACCAAGCCCTGTTA AAGAGCCAGCCTGAGAAAACTCACGGCTTCCAAAAGAATTCAGTATTTGTTCCAGCAATGTCTG rs4724701 CCCTGGTTCCACCGCAGGCGAAGTCAAGATCCAAAGCAAAGTCGAGGACACAGTGACCGTGTTTTTAAAACCGCCATGAACCAGG GCGGACCNCGACACCCAGATGAGAGCCGTGAGGACAGCACTGAGAATAATCACTTAGGGCTTTATTTACTGACACAAGAGGACTC CACGGTGTAGTGTTACATTTTTAAAAATCA[A/G]ATTACAAAACAATATGAGAACCCTATCTCCAGTTCATTCTCCAGGGAAAGT TGGCAGCATTCACTGTTGGGAAACCTTCACTTAAAAATAGGTTGATGTTGGCCAGGCGTTGTGGCTCACGCCTGTAATCCCAGCA CTTTGGGAGGCTGAGGTAAGCGGATCACCTGAGGTCAGGAGTTAGAGACCAGCCTGGGCAACAT rs635546 TCTGCCTGCCTGGGGCCACCACCCACCCAGTCATACACATAGGACAAGCTCAAGAGCCCTCCAACTCACTTAGTCACTTCCCCCA AATCAGATGTGACTGAATCCTATCGATTTTGCTTCCTAAATAGCCTGGGAACAGCCCCTCTCCACTCTGGCTGCCATTTTCCTAT GGAAATGACAGTGTTTCTCACCTAGATTAC[C/T]TTCACCACCTCCCACATAGCCTCCCTGCCTCCAGCCTTCTCCCTTCTTGGA TATGCACCAAAGTGACCTTTATCTAATACCCAGGGTTAATCACTTCCCACTCCTACTGAGAACANTTCAATGGCTCCTTATTGCC CCCCAGTTTCTCAAATGCCTTAGATCAGTGGTCACCAACCATTTTGGCACAAGGGACCAGTTTC rs1884641 ATGGATTTTAAAAGGATCTCAAATGGTATCTTCTAAAATTCTAAGCATTCTATCAATCCTCATGCTGAAATATGACTTGGTGAGT GACACTTCAAAAAGAAAATAAACATGCGTCTCAACCCATTACTACTTTATTTCCTCCAGATCATTTCCTCACAGGCAGGGCAGCC ACGTCAGTGAACCCACTCAGATATCTTGGT[G/T]TCTACCACTTGGAAGCCTCTTTTCTACATTCCATTTTGGGAGAGAGCTGGC TCTTCCCGGAGACTTGACAACCTGGTACCGTCTCCTCCCACAATCACCCTCCCATTCTTCTGGCTTATCTCTGGTGTCAGAGAAG AATGTAATCTTTAGGCGTGTACATTCTGACTCCCATGTTTTGGGGAAGACCCCTCAGCGTAGCT rs9302822 AATACCTAAGTAGGGTGATTGGAGGTCAAGGACCCTTGTAGGAATGAAGTGGATTTGCCTGGATGTAAAACTACATCTAAGATGT TATGAGTGAGGAAGAGCCCAAAACTCAGAAATCTGTTTGAAAAACTTTGTTAGAAAGCANACATACACATGCAATTGTTTTACAT AGAGGGCAATACTGCAAAAGATAATGAAGG[A/G]ACTATAAACAGTGATTATCTTTGTTGTAGCTGTGCAGTATGACTAAGAGAG GGGCAGGGAAGAGATGAAGCTTTTGCTTTTAAGATTNCACCTTTATTCTTTGTGATTTTCAGCAAAGATGCCCTATTTGGATAAT TAAAAAATANTTAAGAGAAAAGCCTCCATTTTGCAAACAACCTGTGATCACTTTACCCCTGAGC rs3801033 ACCTGACTACTGTACTTGCTATCATGCACATTAAGTGAAACGATATCAACCGTAACCCCTATAACCTGTGCTTTCCCTGAACCCA CTGCCAAAATATCAACAGATCAAATGAGAAAAAAATCTGAGAGACAATACTTTTCACCACCTGGGATCACTATATGCNGCCAAGC TAGGATGACAGTCATCTAACAAAAATATTC[C/T]GTTGCAGGAAAAGCAAGCTATTTGTTGCACAAGGAGGTTCCTAAGATAAGT CCAAGTAGAGAGTTGTTCTGGAGGAAGTGGGTCTCCACTTTACACCTTCTCATGTCACATCAAGCTGGGAGAGATAGGTCATGAT CTATCTCTTATCCTTGCCTTANGCTACGATCACTGTGTGCCTGATCAATGCCCAGCACATTTCA rs2662090 CTTCAGGTGGTTGAAGCTTAAATGAGGCGGACAGAGATGAGCTACAGAGCCCCAGGCTGTAATTTGCGCTAACCAGTGGATGACC TNCCAAGGCATGAGTTAGGCATTTGGGATTACATCTTCAACTTCTTGGAGCAGTGAGACACGGTGGACAGAATATCAGCTTACCC CTCAGCTCTGCTTTTTTGGGGAATTCTTGG[A/C]CAGGAGATAAAATGAGAGGACATTATTGCTGGAAGCATCTATAGAGAGCCT CTAGGACAGTAGTTACCAAACTGAAGTGTGCATTTGAACCATCTGGGAAGCTTGTTAAAAATGCAGGTTCTCAGCCAGGCGCAGT GGCTCATGCCTGTAATCCCAACACTTTGGGAACCGAGGTGTGCAGATTGCTTGAGCTCGTGAGT rs279553 TAGCTAATGTTGTTGCGGGGAAAGGAGAGAAGGCCCAAGAGAGAGGGCAAAANGCTCAGCAAATACGGGTATTCCCACTGATAGG GCATGGCCACCTGATCATGTGACAAGAGCCTCAGGTGTCCCACGCTCATCTTAGCAACCAGCAGCAGCCATATGACCAGATGTAC GTAGATCAGCTTCTTGATTTCATACTTGAG[A/G]GTCACACTGTGGGGCAGAGCAGAGGGAGAAGTATCTTTCAAATTTTTCTTA CCACCAACTATATGCCAGACAACTGTACTGGACACTGGGATACAAATTTGAATAAAACAGCCTAGAAGCCGGACACAAAGAACAG AGGAGGAAAAAGTAATTAGAAAATGAAGTGAAAAAGTTCTNGTAAATATATGTTCCCAGATATA rs279542 GTGTGTTGCTTGAAAGGTGTGGCCTTAGACACTAGGAGATGATGGGTAGAAGCTCCTTGAGAAACCTAGCAGTGGCCATAGAGAA GTAGACTGGGTATGGGGAACCTAAGTCATAGTTGTAACCTACAGCTGATTGGTAAGAACTATGGGCCAGACATTTAATCTCTCCA TCTATGAAATAGTCCATTCTCATTTATCTA[C/G]CTTAGGTTATGGGCTCTTCTTTTAGTTGGATATTCACATTTATCTTTCAGT GTTAACTGGGTATCAGTTATGAGTCTACTACTGTATAATGGCATCCAAAAGAATTTNAAAGTACCTCNGTTTATAGGGATTTACA ATTCAGTAGAAACTTGTTATTCATGTGAAACAGTGAACATAATATCTAATGTGTGGAGCAAGT rs11250017 TCTTATAATAAATCTATCTGTCTATATCTATATCTACATCTGTCCTCCTACTGGTTCTGTTTCTCTGGACAACCCTAAGACTAGT ATATAAAAAATAGANCAAACTTTCAGATTGAGAAAAAAGACATACAAGGCAAATGCATAAGAGATAAGTTTTATGATATATTGAT ATTCAACATCTTAACATAATTAAATGAAGA[C/T]GGGAAGTCATTGAAAGAACAAAGGAGAGTTCATGTTTACTGCTACAATGTG CAATGAAGATATAAGTTATTAATATTTTTGGAAATTTTAAAACATCTCTCCCATANCTATACAAATCAAGTGGACCAAAAAATTG AGTAAGGATGTGGAAAAACCAGCATTGTCAGTAAGCTAGAACACATAAATATATATTGAAGTTG rs1013120 CAAACTTAAAAATAACAATTTTCCCAGAAGGCCAAATGTTTAGGGAACATTTTCCCCCAGAGGACTCAGGGGTAAAACGAATCTG AAGACCTTAATTATTCAATGTCCCCAAGCCTCTCTTCCTAAACGTGGAATGNGGATGAGAAGGAATCACTTACAAGAGAGAGAAC TGTGTGCTAAATATCAGGAGACAAGTCGCC[A/C]AAAATTCTAGGTAATGGTAGTAAAGTAAGAATAGGCANCCTAAGGTATCAA AGGTCAAACGTGGTCCCCCAAACACCTGACCTGCAAACCTAGGCAGATAGCAGCTCTAGAGAAGAAGAAATGGCTGGAGCAGAGA GTACGTGGCTCAGTATATTAGACCTTATTTGCCACATAGATGACTTCCAAAAATACTCTTTTGG rs11258903 AAAATTTTAAATTAAATCCAAAAATACATAAAATTAACAACGTTCAAATTTATTGCTTNACCCTGATATTNATATTTTTTGGCTG AAATGAAATGCAGTTTTTAGCATGAATATGTTTCTGACTCCTCTTCTGTGGGTTCTTTTGAGATTGGCATGTCTATATTGCCCCG TGCTGGGTTAGGAGTCAATTCTCCTATNG[C/T]TTTTTTCCTACCCAACCTTCTGCAAACCTTGAACAATACAGCGAGAGGCCCT TAGCTTACATTTGGCAGAACCACATCATTTGTTACTAAGTAAATCTCTAGTCTTTCTTTGTTGGTCTGAAAGAAATATGGCAGGC AAAACAATCCTGGGCCAGTACTCAACTATGAAGTGGTCATCAGGTGGTCCCCAATCCTCTTAT rs7645289 AAGTCACTTGCTTTTTGTTTTTTTTTCAGTCTCCAGATTGAATAGGCAGACTGCCCAAATCTCCCTTTCTTTCATTTTTTCACTC TCTCTGTCAGAAGAAGGGGGCATTATAGGACAGTATTATTAGGCTAGATCTTTGCCTTGTTTTAGTGTCTTATCCACTGGCCCCT TCATAGGGTTGGGAAATGGTTTCATAAGAT[A/G]GTAGAAAGGGTGGCATAGGTACTTGCAGTATGGCTAACAGTTGTTCACCAT GTAGCTTTAGATATCTTAGACCCAGTTCCCAGCTGTGCTGCCTTAGTCACTCTGGTCCTCGTCTTCCTCAGTATCTCCTCTATGA GGTNGGCATCCATGCAATTCACTCCAATTGCTTGTACATTCTTACATTAAGTTTTGGGGGATC rs6035712 TGCCCGGCCTGTTCATCTGTTTTCACACAACTAAAGTTGCTCAGTTGTTGTGCTGGAAAGGACTTCCCTGCCCAAAATATACCAG CAAGACATCATGCAACCGGAGCAGGCTGTGCCACAGACCCTGGCATGCAGAGGTGTTGTGTAAACACAGAAGGGATCTGGGCAAA TGCATGCCTTCATTTATAACAGATAAAAA[G/T]AAAGAAGTGTGCCAGACAGTGAGGCACTGACGCTTCACAGGAGGGTTCCGAG AGCTTTCCTCCCTGCCTGAAGTTCCTTCTCAACCCAAGTAGCCACCTTGTCCTCGTGTTTGTAGTTCCCCTCTCAATCCAAGCAC TATCCTTGGCCTGGGGGGGTCATCATCACCACCAGCAAGGGTAGCACTGCAGNGTGACAATC rs7307064 TTGAGAAGAAAAAGAGCAGTTCTTTTGGGGGAATTTAGTTTTGGTCATGCTAATTTAGATACACATTTCTGATAAACAATTAGGA GTATAANTTTAANGTTTAGCNGTTAGCTAATTAGATATGGGAATAATGTTTTACACTTTGGCAGCAGATCCACAGAGACAACATA AGTCATGGTAATACTTAAGCAAGGGTGATA[A/C]TCATAAGGGATCAAACCATTTAGGTTGAAAATAGGGCAAGAGTCACAAATC AGGTAACTTCAGTGGCCACCAGGTAACAACTATGTGGCGCTATCTGGTTAAGAAAAGAGGGGCCCTTAATAGAAAGGCGTATACA TCCCGTTTAAGGCATTTAAATCNATTTAAAATATATAAATAAATAAAAACAATGCCCATAATAA rs2270101 ACNAAGGGGCAGACACTGAGACTTCAGCAAGTTAGGAGTTTGTCAGTAAATTGGAACCAGAGTTGTTTCTTTCTGGGCTATGCAG TTGCTAGATTGCTCTCTGCTTTAGCCTTGCTGTCTAATTGTCATATGTAGGAATCATGCAACTGCAGAACTGTGTACCCTGTCTC TTAAAGCAGCTCTGTAGTGGTCATTCTGAG[C/T]GAATTAATTTAGGATTAGCTCAGAAATAACTAATGCCTCCNGGGTAGCCAG AATTGCAGTCTGCCTATTAACATTTGCTTTGTTCCATTGCTTTAGAGTCATATTCAATTTATCAATTTCCCTCTTCCAGTTTTTG GCATGGTATCCTTTTGTCCCTTTCTCCTGTATCATAACTCTCAGGGAGCCTAGCTTGCTATGTG rs7788668 CTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTAAGAGATAAGATCTCGTTATATTGCCCAGGCTGGTCTCAAATTCCTGGGCTCGAGTGAACCTCCTGAGT AGTTGGGACTACTACTCACCACACATGGCAATAAAGATTCTAAAGTTAGAAGGACAAAGTGATGTTACCTAAATTTGCCTGTGCT TCTGATATGACAAATAATCCGCCACTGGTG[A/C]ATGGCCCATAGAGCTCATCTTCATCTTTGGATGAATACGAGTGGACCTGTC ATACTCCTCAGCCCTATGACATGTAAAGCACAAAGCCAGGAATGAGGTCATTGTOTTATCACTTACCCCCAAAAGCTCTCAATGG CTCAACTTACCTAAGTCTTCCTCCTTTATTCTCTTCCTTCATATCAAAACTTCTGCAAATTTTT rs1891877 ACCCAGAGCCAAGGGTAAAAGGTCTGGGCTTGTTATAATTTATCACCCATCTCAAATAATTGGCTATCATCAAGAATTAGATTCA TGCAAGAATCACTTAAAGATTCATTTGTCTGTCACATTAAAAACACTAACCTATCTTTTTCTTCTTCCTTAGCAGATTTTTCTTC GAGGAGCACAAGGGTGGGTCGGTGGAAC[C/T]CTTCAGGAGCTAGGGTGTCGGAGGTGGGGGACTAGCCCTGGTCCCACTGTCCT TCCTCCCCTCCTCACTCCCCAAGCTGCCCCTACCCCCTCTCTTCTCCTTGGGAGCAATCCCCCATCTCCATGCTTGTGACACACA CTGAGCTTACTTCTGAGCACTCAGTTAATAAAGGCCTGTACATTGAAAAATATTTTTAAAA rs7350731 TCAGCCTTTCTAACCTCACAACTTACTTCCAGACCACAGCATTAATCCATGCCCTTTATGCTCCAGTAAAATATTTTAAAGTCCC AAAAAGTCTTCTCTGACCCCTGTNTCCCCCAGGATTTGATATGTATCCTTTGCACCTCTTGTGATATTTACCTGAACATAGCACT TATTGAAATTGTTTAAAGTTTTTCTACTCA[A/G]TGAACTGTAAACTCATTAAGAGAAGGAACGATGTGCTTTTGACTGTTGTTT CCCAAGCACCTCTCAAGGCAGTTGGCACATTAACGTGATCAACCAATATTAGTTGAGTAAATGAAATGAGTCCCGGGGGACTCAC ACTAGCTTGAGGGTCATGGGCCAATTCCAAACTCACTGTCTGTAGGGGGATAATGAGTCTGATG rs4795069 CTGGGAGCTATTTAAAAATGTAGAATCTCGGGCCCCATCCTAGACCTTCTGAATCAGAATTTTAGCAATATTTCCATGTGCTTCA TATGCACATTATATGTTACAGTTTGAGAGGCATTGTTCTAGAAGGAGCTCAAAGACTCAGGGATGTGAGAATATTGAAATGGAGC TACTATGTGCAACACGCTTCACACTACCC[A/C]CCTAGCCAGAATCCCCGAGCAAGCCCAGGGGATGCACCTATCACCAAGGAAT TAAGACATGCATTGGAGAGGAAGGTACTAGCGTGCTGGAGTGAGGGGGGAGGCAAGAAGACACNCAGGATACAACATTTAACCNG GCACCCACCCTCCGGTACTGATCCTGAATGCATGAGCCTGAAAGTGAATGCCTCCTTTAATA rs4544214 TAAAAATGCATTAACGTCTTTTTATATCCATCAAGGGAAGGATGAAATGTTGAATTTGAAGACTAATTCAGTAAGAAGTCCTAGG GGTTTAACTGTACATACTACCTGAACTGGCTTTTCTGAGAGATGAATCAATAATGAAACATGTCTGTTTTAAAAACTACCACATG TGACTCCTATTTTTGTTAGCTGAAAGCTGC[A/T]ATACGGAGTATTACAGNAATGTGAAGGTGACTAGCTTGAAGGTAGGGTAAC TAGAGAGCCAGAAAAGTTTTGTTTTAAACTTGATTTAATGCGTTTTTATTTTTTCTTATACAAAATAGAGATAATGTTGCTAACT TCATGGAATATTTGAGGAAATGATATGAAAGTGTCTGGACGTGCAGTAACCTCATGGNTTCTTC rs584762 GATGTTATTGAAAAAGATTGGGAAGATTATGGGTAGTAATAGAGATAATTGCAAAGGAGAAACAAGAAAAAAAATTAATGAATCT TCCATCTCAGGGAGAAATAAATGGCTTTATTATGGGGTCAGGAGGGATGATCCTAAAATTCCCTGTCCAAGAGAAAATGCATAGT GGTAGTTTGGGAGTTGGAGAATTTGGCANC[A/C]ACAACATCCATGAATCAAAACAGCTTTTAAGGGACAACCTCAGGGGATTGC ATTTCTATAAAAGGAATGAGATGTTTTTCTTTATCTGCTGAAAATGCAGAATCAGAGCCGACTAGAAGCACAGCTAGCTCCTTTG TCATTATATGCAAAGGACAAGAAGAAACATGATGTTCCACTATAATAGGCCATAGGCAAAAA rs761453 CAAGTAAGTAAGGATGTGTATAAAGACCCTAGCCCATAAATGGTCATCACTAAATAGGTAGTCATTATTTATCATTGGNATCTTT ATTTGTGAGCTGCAATGGATATGTAAATAAATATAGGTATGTATGCATGATGCACAGGTATCCACCTGTGTATAGCAGTTGCACT ATTTCCCTTGCCTAAGGAGAAACTGAAATG[A/G]TAGTTTAGGCCAAGAGATGATTCAGACCCATGTGTATGACTAATTACAGTA CTTAACAAGAAATTGTAATAATATCCATTGGTATAGCTAGAGGTATGAGTTTCTGCTAACTCAGGATCTAGTGTCACCTTCAACA AACTCCCCTTATTCTGAATGTATCTAGAAGCTCTAAATGCTTTGCTGGAAACTGAAAGGGTAGA rs12583395 AAAAAATAAGATGATTGGAGGACAATCAGTAGTGTCTGTGACATCTACAACGGAGCAGTTGGAGAGGAGTAGGCAAATCCCTATC TACTGGCAAGAAAGATGTCCAAGAACATTTCCAAGTGAGGACGCAGGTTGTGAGGTCATATGTCCATTATCACCCATCTAAGGTT CTGAAAACANACATTTATCAAGGCATGGAG[A/G]AAGTTCTGGAAGTTACACTCTTTTTCTCTCAGAGAAAGCTGGAATTGGGGT TTGGAAAGAAGAGGAAATATGTCTATTTACTCAAATACTTCTGAATTCTTTAATTGTTGAAATCCTCTAAGAACTTGTATTCTGC GGTCATTTTTAAATACAAGGGAAAAACAAACAAACAACCCAGGCTGTAAGGAAGAAAGTGATA rs2070439 TCAGCTGCTTGGGAGGCTGACATGGGAGGATCCCTTGAGCCCAGGAGTTTGAGGTTAGAGTGAGCTGTGGTCGTGCCTTTGCATT CCAGCCTGGGCAACAACGAGAGACCCTGTTTCAAAACCAAAAGGGAGAATGGATTACCACAGGGGCTCGACATGATCAAGTCAGT TTAGTAGGAACGACATGTGAGGCATGGCCC[G/T]GTCACAGGCATGAAGGTTCAGAATATAGCCTGGAGTACACATGTATCCCTC TGGGCCAGGCAGAGGCTTCACATCTTGGTGAAAGGCCTGGTCGCACTTTCTCTGGGTTTCAGATGGACTGTTAATGCAAAGTTGT TTTTGTGTTTTTGCAAATCCCAGGAGCTGGTGGATGGGGATGGTGTGACCCTGTTGGAACCTGC rs8095186 ACTTAATACTGGGGGCAAGANGGTTCTTGGCTGGGCACACAATGCTATGGGAACTTAAAAACAAATGGACTAGCTGCAGGTTTAA ATAATGCTACAGTCCTTAGACACTGTATATTATTCATAGCTCGTTGAACTCTATTATCTCATGTGTTCCTCTCAGTGGCTCTGTG AATTACCCAGGACAGGAAAGAAATGATAGA[A/G]TGTGAAGATAGAAGAGTCAGTAGAGGTCAGAACCCTTCCCCAGCCCCTCAG CTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTGANATGAAGTCTGGCTATGTCACTCTGAAGTGTCGTGGTGCGATCTGGGCTCACTGCAA CCTCCGCCCCCTGGGTTACAGCGATTCTCCTGCCTCAGCCTCCCGANTAGCTGGGACTACAGGT rs583338 TACTTTCCTATCATCATCTACCTTTGGGATATTATGTCTTTCTTAGTAAAGTGTCGCTACAAGACTTTTGTCCATTTTTTATTGA AATGTCTGTCTTTTAAACATTGATTTTTCTTTAAATATTTTGGATACAATTCCTATGTCAGGATTATACATTGCANATATACTCT CTAACTTCTACCCTGTGCCTTGCCTTTTTT[A/G]TTCTCAAGTCATCTGTAATTTGCATTCTTCCGTCTTTTTTCCCGTCAATGT TATCAGGAATTGTATACCTGGAGAGTATAAACCATATACTCTTAAGCACATTTAGAGCTACTTTCTGTAGATCTTGATATGACAT GTTATCATTATCATTCAGTTCACAATATTTTCCTCTAATTTCTTTTTTTAAATTTTATTTTA rs2228246 TTTGCCGAGTGTCCCTTCCTGAGTTCCAGCAGTTCCTTCTTGACTACCAGGGGGTATGGNTGGGCTGACATTGGCCCAGGCTGGT AGGTTGTGGGGGGCTGGGCTCATCCCTGACTGGAGGCTTCTCTCATCCCCTGCCNTCCCTACCCCATCAGGAGCTGTGGGCTGTT GATCGCCTCCAGGTGCAGGAGTTCATGCTC[A/G]GCTTCCTCCGAGACCCCTTACGAGAGATCGAGGAGCCATACTTCTTCCTGG ATGAGGTGAGCCCGATGTTTCACCCATTTTTTGTCAAGAGAATGAGTAGGGGTGACCAGGACCCCACCCGGGCTCCAGGAGCTAG ACGCTCCTTAGGGATGCCACCTTGTTTCTACCTACTNTGCACCTTGCCCACCCCCAGTTGGGAC rs2664537 CTGTGTCTATGAATATGACTATGAACTCTGAACTATTTTATCCATTGGAAGGTAAAGGAAAGGTCCTACATTGTGGGAGGAAGAA CTGATGGAACCCCATCTTGCTTGCTGCTTGCTTGGTGGTGGGCAGGCCGAGGGTAGCGGCAGGCTCTGGGCTGTCTGCGAGGATT CTGGAAGCTCTCCCAGGTGCCCAGCAGCC[A/G]GGCANGGGAACGGCATGTGGCAGCAGAGAGTCGGGTTTGGCTCTTCCACGTG GCAGGCGGTTTCCCAGACTGGCCAGTCTTCACATTAATCAGATCAAATTCAGTCTGTTTCTGAGAAGAAAACACATGCCTGTCAC TCTACGGCAGCTGCCACCACCTGCCCCCCAGGCAGCCTGGTCCTTGCTATACCAGGGTGGCA rs6072317 AAAGTAATCTTCAGTTCTTCCTCACCCATTACTTATATATACAATATATTATTATAAAGGAGACAACACAGAATATAGAAGGCAG ATTTCTAAGTCCCCTATTAGAGGTTTATAATTCTTTTATAAAATGTTATCTTTTCTCTTCCTCAACACAACAAACGAACCCCATT AAAGTCAAAACTGANAACTCTGGCCAGGA[G/T]TCTGTTATATGTAAGATGCCTCCTTGTTGATGTTGCTATAGTCCTAATTAAC AGTCGACAGGACATTTCAAGACTTCTCACTCTTATCACCAGTCCTGGAAAAGTTGTGTTTTTCTATAACTGAGGACATGGAATCC CATCTCTAGGGCCACACAGGATAAACCAAAGCCAACCTTGACCTTAAGGAAATTTGTAAGGAC rs607234 CAACCAACTGGAGAGGTTTTTAAACTCCCAGTATCCGGGGCATCAGTATTCGTCTAGGGCACAGTGATTCTAACACACAGTCAAN GTTGAGAACCACTTATTTAATTCATCCTGTAAATCCTCACAATAGAATCCTGCAAGGTAGCTTTTATCACCACCTTTGCCGATGA AATTGANGCTCAAAGAGGTAAATTGATTTC[A/G]GCATCTGTAGCCCCAACCTGTGACCTCTCCTTCCTTCCTTCTCGGGCTCCC TTCAGGGATTTCCTGATGTTACAGAAAATGGTATTATGACGCTGCCCTCCTGGCCACCTTGACATAGCTCTGCTCCCAACAGGGC TCTTCTGAGATAGCAGCCAGACACTACCTGGGATCAGGACTGATACTAAATGACTTCTGCCAA rs4518023 TGTGAGGCTAAAGGCTCCCACGCAGCATGGGGCATGGGGAGCCTGAATGTAAGCCCCAGGGCAGGAAGTTTTGCCTATTTGCTCA CCGTGTAATCTCCAGCATCTAGAATAGCATANTAGGCCTTTGGTAAATATCTGTTGAATGGAAGGACTAAAATTAGTTCTGGAAG TGTCTGGGGATGGGGCTTAAGTTACCTCTG[A/C]AGGGTCTCCAAGGCTAAATCCTTTTCCTGAGTTAGAAAAACAGGGCTGTTC TCACTGAAGTTTTGGCCTTCAGAGTGTGATGAGGAGTGCANAGGGGCACGGGGCAGCTTCAAGGACAGGGCTGGGACCACAGAGG GTGAGAAAAGGGCACAAGGGAGGAGGGGTGCTCCCAAGATGGCAGCCCCTAGAGATCTGGGCTG rs7146332 TTGGTTCTTTCCCTACCCAGCAGCCCTATACCTTGCCTTNATGCTATGTATAGCTGGAGTTTATCTCATACCATGAATAGCCAAG CATCACATGGAATATATCCTAAGAAATATTCCATAAAAATGAACTTGATGGGATCATGACAGAGATGGCAGATCTACAAATTTTA AGAATTGGAGACTATCTCATAGACTTTGTT[A/G]AGATCACAATCAGTTCTCAACTTCAATGTGGTACATTTACAAGCATTGCAA ACAGTGTGAGATCCCAGCACAGATGTCAAACCAGAAATTATGTGACTTGAATGGCTTGGAATAATGGCCCATTTGGGGCATCCAG CACTTCCACTGTTGGGTAAGTACTGTTGTCAACAGTCACACTGTCCAAGTGGATGATGCACCCT rs2088138 GTGTCACAGACAGCCCCCACCCCAAGCTCCCTTCCAGGTATCCCCATAAATCATTTGGGCACACTCCCTCTTGGAATTGCAATTT CCATCTTCCACTTATCCCTAAGGAGCTGGCCCTGTGGAGAGGTGTGTTGGTTGTTTTGTTTTTGCCAAAGGCCCTCGCTCTAGGT GCTCCTGTAAAGGTACCTTGGCCCCTGATA[C/T]GGGATGAATGGATGAACGAAGCCCCAGATGCTCCAGTGCCAAGGAGGTCAG ACCGGGAACAGGCCCCCACTCCCACACCCTGGGATCGGAGCTTGCTTGGTTCTTGCCATCTTGCAGGATGACTTCGAGTCTGGAG GGAGATACACAGTGCCTCTCCATCCCTGGGGTGGGGGGAAGGGATTCTGCTGGGACTCTTGAGT rs4810622 TAAAAACAAATCAAGAGTTGGGCCAGCTGCATGGAAGGACCCAAGAGGATTATTTAAATGGCATGCCAAATTTCACCCATGCCAC CCAATGTCCTCACCAAACAGGCAACCCAACGGGAGCTGTTGTCCTCTGGATAGCCCCAGATGGGTCCCTAACTCTAGCTGCTTTC TCACCTGAAGATGCAGAGCACCCACTGACA[C/T]TCAGAGGAGCTTGCTCTCCAGAGGCCCAGCCATCCCCCACTTCTTTACAAA TGCCCTCCTAGCTTTACTTACTTATTCAACAAACATTCCAGAGCATCTACCANGTGCACAGACCAAGTACCATAGAGAAGGCAAA TCCTCATAAAACGGCCTCCCTGCCCTCAAGGAGCTTCCAGTCTAGATTGGGAGGGACACCCCCA rs2839178 CACCCTATAAATATCAGTTGACATACAGAGTAGCCACCACGTCCCAATCTAACTCCTGACTTTTCCCCTTATATTGTATGTGTGT GTGTGTGTGTGTGTAATCAAGTATTTCTGAAATGCAGTATAATCCAATTAGTCTATTTTAGGTATTCATTGCTATAACATTTTCC CTCATCCTTTTACCACTGAATCAGAAACT[A/G]ATAGCTCATATATTTTGAATTTGTTAAAAGACTCTTCCCCGTGTGTGTGGAT TTTGCCTGTAGGAACACAGGACTCACCGCTGTAGATACTTGCAGAAGCACTGAAGCTCCTGGAGGGTCTCCTTTNCAGTCTGGAA GATTTCCTCCACGAGAAACAAGTCCACTAAGTGGGCACAGACATCCTCACAGCAACGGGCCAC rs12589623 AATCGTAGCAACAAAACAAAGGCAATTCCAAATTCAAAAAAATCATTTTTAAATTCTGCGTCTCATCATGCATTCTGATTATGTA TTAGTAAAAATATGAAATCCCACCTGGGCTTAATGCTAACTAAAATTTTAAATATTATCACTACTTTACATTTTTTAAAAAGAAT AAAACATTTTAAAAAGCATTATGTAAGAAA[A/C]GCATGGAGTCAGATTTGAGTTGGGAACTGTTATTATGCTGGTTCTTTAGGC TGTTGTTTTCTAAGGGAACTAAANAACTCAATTTTCTTATCCTCTTTGGGTGAGTGGTGCTGTAAGTTTGAAGACTAATGTAAGG CTCTAGAGTCAGAAAGTATTTTATTCCATACCTAATTTTTCCACTATGTTTTGTTATTCATTTT rs2414660 TAGTTTTATTTTCAAAACAGGAACATCCGGCAGAATCTCAGCTTTCATTTTGAATTCAGNGTTCCCGCTTCATCCATTATTCATA CACACTGCACTTTCCTGGTTTGTGATTTTACTAAATTTCTTCATTTGAATTATGGCCTTGTGGTCAACAGCGGGCAATATATTAT TCTTATATAATTTTTAAATACAAAGGCAAA[C/T]GGCACGGAACAATTAGAATCGATGGCTTGGGAGTCTGGCACTCAGATGTCA TAGGCAAATGCTGTTTTCTTGACTTTAACCTATGGGTTCCACTTCATGTGGGTTGTATTTTTCATACATCAGGAGTTTTTATAAA TTTCCTATTCAATCCAGCAGCCCTACTTTGTTCGCAAAATATAAGCAAAACAAATATGTCAGGG rs1630535 TGACACTGAAAAACCCACTCAGTCACAGGGTTAAGAAACTAATAAAATTACTATTTTTCAAGTCCTTAGTACATATTTAGCATGA TTCTAGGCATGGCACNGGCAGAAGAAAAGTATAAAATATNGCTTCTACATATAACTTACNGTTTTACTAAGGAGATGATTGGGTA AAGACAGTCCATTCAAATGCCATAATCAAC[A/G]GTGCATAGTCAAGGGCCAGCCACCAAGCAGCTGGGAGAGAGAACATTGAGC TAATATTTGGAATAAACCAGGTTTGCCAGTCAATTATCAGAAGTACCTGGTTGGTAAGGAGTCCTGCAGAGAAGAGAAGTTGTTT TCTGACAGCCTTAAGCAGTTGATCATGCCTAAAGACAACATTATCAATGTCCACTAGGCTCTTT rs6868846 AAAGAAATATGGATTGGCTATCAAGGGACTTCCACCACTAATCAATATTGGACAAAGATCATCTCACTTCTCTGTGTGTCTATGT CTTCACTTTTAAAGTGAGAGAGACAGGCTGAGTGTTTATACTAGAAAAAGCTTTAATTTCAAGGAAATCTGACTAGAATCCCAAC ATGGAAAAACAGATGAAAACCGGTTCATTC[A/G]TTGAAGCAGAGATGGGGGCCGGAAGGAACGTAAGGATGAAATGGAGGGATG GGGGAAATGGAGAGGTCAGTGAAGGTNTGACAAGTAGAAGCAGCAGTGGCAGTGACATAGTTAAACTGGGAAACAAACAGGATGT GGCAACTGGAAGGCAGGCTGTCTGAACTAGGGATTTTGGAAGCAGACCGGTGTTGCATCTTAAG rs7901463 TTAATTTATCTCTCATTTGTGAACACTGTAATCATTTCTCTATCCCACATTTATTTAGCTCTCAAAGCTATGCTATTTTATTGTA CAATGACTAAACTACTCAACATGAGAGATTTGGGAGGATCTTTGTGGTCAGCTTATTATTCTTTTCATTACCACAACAACAGCAC TACAAACTCTTTTTCTAAGTGTTTTCCAT[C/T]TATGATCTCACTTTTGTGGCTAGACCTCACCTCTAGCCCCTGGGAATTTCTT CTGTGAACGCAGCAGGATGACATCCCTCAAGTCAAATTCAAAGCCTTAAAGTAGATCAGCAGATCAGGGCCCCCTAATGACTGAT TACACACAGCTCTGACCCCACACTTAGCCCCGAGCTTGTTGTTTTCTGCAGCCTTTTATCCC rs356999 AGGCCTAANGCCTGACTGACAAGCAGCTGTTTGAAGGACACTGTCCATCCAAACATGGATTGTACNGTGGACATACTGTCTTCTC TGGAGTTACAGAGGGAGTTGGGTTCATTGCCACCCTCATTAGGTCACAGAAATCCCAATAAGATAAAATGGAAGATGCTACCCTG CCTGAAAGTGCCCAGCATTGGTGCAGGATGC[C/T]GATGGGTACTCAATAAATGGACTGCAGGTTGACTTAGTCCCCCTTCCCAA GTGGGCAGTTTAGATTCTAAGTACTTTCCAGTTGGCTGAGCAGTTTTTCCCAAGAAGTAGGCTCCTTACTGTTCCTGATTTCTTT TGTCTATCCCATCAGAAGCAGGACAATCAAGGCAGGTCTAAGAGAGAACTCATGGCAGGAGCAGA rs17175096 TTGTAACAGAAATAAAATGAATGTCATTGTTACATATTTTTTTGGTCCTTGTTAGTTCAGCAAACTTCTCGTTTCCTCCTCCTGC TATGCTGTGAGATGCATATGATGTCTATGGAAGAGCGGGAATAAAATGGTTAAATTACACCAACCCCACTCACCTCTGCTCTTTC CACTGACAGTGAACGAAACCATAGTAACCC[C/T]ATAAGAAGGCATCTGTGAAGAAAGCTTTCCTGTAAATACACCCAGTAAGTT AAGAATCTGTGTTACAAATGCAGAGACACAGAATTCTCTGAAATCACTAAAAAGAAACCTGACCAAAAATGAATGAATGAATGAA TGAGCCAACAACAAACAAAGTGAAGGGAGCTGACAGTCCTAGTACCTTGCAGTTTGTGACAACT rs4939517 TGCTCTCCAGCCTGGGGGACAGAGTGAGACTCTGTCTCAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAGAAAAGAAGGTCCAAGGGCTGCNGGGAAA AAGCTTCCATGAAGCTGGCAGGAGAAAATCATGCCACCAGCCTCCTAGAAGATTTGTGACTCAACTACTTAACTCAGAGATTTGC TACCCAGCCTCAGAACTGCCTCCTCAATTC[C/T]TCCAAGGGCAGAGGACGTTTCAGATCACCAGATATTCACCTAAAACACTCT CCATCCCTCAGTGAAATGTAAGAGATCTTGATCAGCAGGCTCACTCATCTGACAATATCTACTTCCACAACTGTTTTTTTTTTCT TTGTAAGAGGAAAAAGTAAATGCAGTCCGAAAGGATCTGTAGCCACACCCTAGAAAAGGTCCTG rs1037448 GAGCCCTGGGCATGTGAGAGTTTCATAAGGTACTCTTGACCAACCTTATGTGTTGAAAAACAGCCTTGTCCAAGAGTCAGGGGAC TCTTCAGAACATTCAATTCACCTTTGCCCCAAACAGGCCTACCAGGGCTAAAACAGGTAGTTGAATGTGTCTCATCATTAGCTAT TTGGGCAGGTGGATGTTGATACAGGTTAT[C/T]CTTAGGCATCAGTGCCCCATGGCTAATGCTGTAGGCAGTGGATGTTTTTGGA AGTAGCCAAGCAGGATTGCTGCTTGCCCTTGAGTGCTCCATGCCGTCTGCCNAGCTCCCATCACTTTAACTAGGAGAACCGGCCT CCAGGATCCCTCCCTTTGGTTCTAACATAGGCCTCAGATCAGATCCAGTGTCTGTGGTTTCAG rs2244057 TTGCCCCCCATAGTTTCTGAGAGGGCTCTTCCTGGCCCACTGCTTTAGTTACCACTCATATTCACATCTCTCNGACTTCTCTCCC ACGCTTTTTCTCAAGATATGTGAGATAAAACTCAACATTTTCCTTTGTGAACATGCCCCTCTGCCTGTATGCCTCATCTTATTCG ATGCTAACTTCTCTACCCAGTCACCGAAGA[C/T]AAAAATGCAGGCATCATAATAATCTTTCTTCTTTAATTATTCATACCCTCT CCTAGTCTTTATCATAGTGAATTGATTAAATAGTCATGCTCATTTCCTACTAAATATTTTTTGGCATCTCTCCATCCTCTCTCCT CTCACTCATTAGTTTACACTTTTTCACCTTCTGCTAAAACCATTGCAAGGCCTTCTTAACTGAC rs10997044 TGTACCAAAAGTACCCTGTCTTTTGCCCTCTCTTCTGAGAGAAACATTGCATTTTTCTGCAATATCTCTTCCTCGTGTCCTCTAT CCTACATTTATAGAGTCTCAAATATGCTCAGCCTCAAAATTAAGATGCTTTGAGCTTCCAGAAAACACTACACAGATAAAGGTGG CTTTCAAAAGAGATGTTTCTTATTGTCTAC[A/G]TAATCATGCAGAGTTAAGCAGTCACTGCAACCTTTCATCATTTTCTACAAT AAGGCCAACTTTCCAGATAACCACTTAGTGAAACAAGAATCCTGTATTTCTATGGTGGAGCTACTGCGGGTCTCATCCAACCTCC TGCCATGTTTGGGCCACTGACTGTTTGGGCACTTACGTCCAGCTTGCGACGATGGAGCCATGGG rs9949324 GTGGAGTTTCTCTGTTTTCCGAGACGGCTTACTCGGCGCCTAGTGAGNCGGTGCTTCTGTTTTTGTCTCTACTCCGTGTTCTGAG TGCACCCATTTATNCCCAGATAGCGTTTATACTTACAGAGGAGACAGGCGAACACTAAAACACAGCAGAAATATGACGAAACACC CTGCAACCTTGTTTCTTTTGAGTTCCTATC[A/G]CTCACTTCAATCTATTCTAAAAATAAAGGACTTGTCAGGCCTAATGATAAG GGAGAGTTTTAGGGAAATAAAGAGAGCTGAACTGACACAGACATAATAATGTCAAGATATAAATCACAGAGTCCTTCTGCCATTT TCATTATCTGCCTCGGAGGATTACGGTGCTTGCTATAAATGAGACGCTATGGGGACTCTGCCCN rs618670 ATTAAATACCAGTTTATGAATATTGCACCNTTAGGGCATTATCTTTTGCCAGCTTTCCTGCTCACCACTNCCTTGTCCTTTATTC CGAATGTGGACACATGGGTAGGAGGCCTGCAAACCCGTGATGACATTTCTCAGTGTGTGGGGCCATCTTGGATCCTGGCAGTGGA TGAGAAAGGCGTGAAATGGCAAGGAACGGC[A/G]ATGGTCAACTGAACAGTGCATGGTTGTCCGTGGGTTGAGGAAACGTGATGT CCGTGGATGTTGTTTGCTCTTTTCCAAAGATGCAAATGCNGCTGTGAATACGGAACCACAATTTGACCTAAAGACATGTCTGCAC TCACATGCCAAAATAGTTTGTCATTTGCTGTCCTTTGATAATTCCATGTAAAAGACTATCTCAC rs4799159 TTTATTCAAACCAGAGGACAAGGAAAACTACTGGATGAACACGGTTGTCTTGGGAAGAGACCTGCAGGAAGCTGCCCCAGCAGAG GTAACCCGGTACTAACAGCTTGATTCTCATAAAAAGGTGGCAATAATCGTGAAAGTGTGAGAAGGAATGTGGCGTTATCCATTTA ATCCCAGAACTGAGGCTGGGAGTTGTCTC[A/G]CAGTGACGTGGGCCAGGCCTCTCCCCAGCAAGGGCGATTAAAGTGAAACCAC TTAGGACATTTGGTCTATTTCAGATCCCTGCCGGTAACCTTTTCCTTCTTTTCACCAACTCTTTTCAAACTTAGGTTTTTTTTTC CCTTCTGTCTTTGTATTTTCCCGTAACATAGCCCTCGGGGATGTTTACTTAGATTTCCCTGTT rs10490832 AAAAATTTCGGCCAAAGACAGACTTCAAATAAGAGGTCATTGTTAAGGGTTTTAAATTCAAGGAGACAAAGTGGCACGGTAACAC ACATACACAATTTAATCGGAAAAGAAATTACCTCATAGCCCAGTAAATGTCCATTGCTCAACTTCCAAGGAATGGTGTTCCATGA AACCTCAATTTCTGAGGAAGATAGGCTATT[G/T]GCAGAGACTTGAGATGGGGCCACTGTAGGCTCTGTTCGGAAACAGAAATTG AAATATGATGATAATTTTGGCAGTTAGTTTAAAACACAGATTAATGTTCTTATTTTTATAAAAGCATTTTAACGTATTTGAAAAT TGTATGAAATATTCTGGCACCATATGTTGAAAATAGAGACACTGGTCCATTTCCGTTTCTTAGG rs1545384 TTTAGGGAGCAAACCAAGGTGGTATAAGAGAGTAGATTGCTACAATGGAATGTATGGAAATATAAACAAGTTANAAACCATACAT GACTGCAGTCAAAGATTTCTGTAGCCAAATAAACAACAAGCTTCCTCCTGGGCATTTATGGTTTCAAAAATAAATAAGGGCAGAG ATTACAGTCTCAGAGTCTATTTACTTGCAC[A/C]AGGGTGACACTTCTTTTTATATCCACTGCTCAGCACCAGCTCAACTCTTTT CTCTGGTTCCAACCCCTTTGCAATTATCTGCCTGAGAAGAAGAGGGACACATGTGGGTATCTAGTGGGAGATAAATGCAGCATGA CAAGCGGATTACCATGGTTGAAACACTTTTCTGAACACACTGGAGCTTAAAAAGCCTAAAGCTN rs649867 TGTGGGGTGTCCCTGTGTCTCCGGGGTGACTTGGGCCTCCAGAGAACCCCTGGCACAACCTCCAGCTGAAAACAGGAACAAAGAA AGTGAGCTTAACATTCCGGCTGTTTCAGACAATGTGTTTCTCTTTGTGGGGGCAAGGAGGGCAGGGAGACACCTGAAACCATTTT TATTCATCAGCTCAAGTTGGTGGGTGGCAG[A/G]GTCATGTTGAGGGAAAAAAGCCAAACTCTGTAAAATATTTAGAGAGGTTTC TTCTGAGCCAAATATGAGTGGTCAAGGCCGAGGCACAGTCTCAAGAGGTCCTGAGAACATGCGCCCAGGTTGGCTTCAGACATTT AGGGGGACAAAAGTTACAGGCAGACGCCAATCAGTACATGTGAGGTGTGCGTGGGGTTGGTCT rs2279103 ACTTTTCATTATTATTTTTTGTAAATTATGCATTTTCACTTGTAGAAATCTCTTTCCTTGTGGAGACTCAATGGTTTGCATTATT GATGATCGAGAAGATGTCTGGAAGGTTTGCCCCCAATCTGATAACTGTGAAGAAATATGTATACTTCCAGGGCACNGGTGATATG AATGCGCCCCCTGGGTCCCGAGAATCTCAGA[C/T]GAGAAAGAAAGGTGGGTAACCTCCTTCCTGATTCTCTAGAAGAATTCACA TTTGCTTATTGNTTAGCTCTTCTTATTTCTTATCTCTGTTTTGACTGCTATAAATTCAAGATACACTTTTTTTATTTGTGTTTCA GTAGAGATTATTGGATTTATTTATAGAGTACTGAAAAACAGGATATTAGGTTGTTTCAATTTGGG rs523386 GCTGAGGCCAAAACAGGCAATTTCCCTTACTCATGTCCTTGGCGTGAAGNGCCTCGTCCTTGTTCAGTCTTGCACCGAGAGGAGA GCTCTCTGAGCTCGTGGCCAGCAGGTTTCCTGCTGGAAGCCTTACCTGGATGCTGGGCAAAGCTGTCAGAATAAAGTTCAAGGTG GTCAGGGCTCTGCAGGGTCCCTCAAGGGAG[C/T]TTCCCTCATCTAAAAACATGATTCAACACAGTGAGCGATTTTCAGTTGTGG GGTTCCTAGCAGTGTCTAACAAGCCATTCTGGAGTCCATCAACATTTTTTTTTTTTTTAATAAAAAAGGTGAGATGGAATTAAGG CTGGAAGTGGCGGACTTTGGGAGAAACATNCCAGGAGTCTGGCCTCCTGNGATGAGCAGAGCTC rs7704939 GAGGATGCAGAAGGAACATCTGGGCTCAGCTATTTCATGCTGTCGGCCATACACTTCCAAGTGGGAGGTGATGGCAGTTTGGTCA GCTGTTTGCCAACCCAGGAGTTGGGTAAAGGTTGGTAAGAGATGTTATTAGTTTTAGCACCATTTCCTTCCAATAGTCTCATTTT AATACAATACAGGTTAGTAGTGACCAGAAA[A/C]TATTGCTACTGAATTGAAGGATGACTATACAAGGACTTATATCAGATTATT TGTTGCTTTTAGTTTCTAGTGTCCCATAAAGTATAGAAATGGAAATTGCTGACAAGAGAGTACCTTTGGTAGGCACAGTTCCTTT TCTCCCCCCACTGGAGAGGACGCTACAACCTTGCTATAGAGTGTCCTGTGACTGCCCAGTGATG rs1958438 TATCACTCCAGATGTTCTGGACAGAACAAAGATAGGCTAGAATATGTGATGTAATGAATTAATGAATTTTTTTATACTTCATCAG CCAACATCAAGATAAACTGTATTGAACTAGCATGTGTCCAGCTGAAGAGTGTTTAAACTGTTAGTGCAAAGCTGAAACTTCAATA AACGCTAGGAAAGGATCCAGGTTTTATTAC[C/T]GGTGATACAGTTTGAGTGGATAAATTCTAACCATTTTAGCTAAACCCTCCA GCTTCATATTAATCATGAAGTAGAATAAAGTGGGGAAAAAAAACAACCATGGGGAATGTGAAAATAAGAGTTTAAAACTGAAGTA TTACAAAGGTCAGCTTCTTTATGAGAAGACAAACATAGCTGCATTTTAATTAAATTATGAGATT rs1958421 TTATCTTTCAGTAAATTCCTAATGAAATAACAAAGTGTATTGGGTTATCTCCAACTGCCGTACCATACTACTCTCTAAANATAGC AAGTCAAAAATGACTGACTTTGCCAATATCCTGAGATTCTACAGACATCTCAGTGAAGGCAGAGGATGGTGGGGAGAGTGGCATT TGGCTCAGCTTCAGAACTGCACTGTCTCC[A/G]TGATAAAGGGATCCTGTTAACTTCTGTTTTCCACCTCCTGACAGTTGACATT TTAATGTGTGTCAGGAAAATCCATCAACATGCTCCTCTCTCAAACCCAGGATTTCGCNTTGGGATCAGTAGGAATCTGATCAGAG CTAACACAAGCCCTCCTTCTCATTAAAGCATACCCCATTCCCATTGTTGACTGTCCTAATTT rs9323737 TATTCCTTCTCATCCAAAATTTGGTTATTTAAAATCTCACTATTTGAACTCATGAATCAACATGTTTGGATATGTTTCCACATAA AATAACTCACTACTTGCTATTTCAAGTTCAGGGTAAATTTTTTAAAAGTGTAAACGATATCCTACACCTCTTTATTCAAATTTAC TATCTAAACTTGTGCTGTCCAAATTCAGGA[A/G]GTAGGTAGTTGTGGGTAGCAAGGAATACTTAAAGTGGATTGTAGCTCAAGT CATACAATAGCAGCATTTGTTTTCACGATCCATTAATATCATCTCTAGTTTACAACCATCAGGAGCCTTTTCATAGCAATGAACT TTCCTGTGATAACTTTGAAAAACAAAATCTAAATTTGTCATGGCCTACAATGCAATATATGAAA rs12142266 TCTCTCCACCAAAAGGAACCAGGCCTCCTTGGAGAAATGGCTGATTCCAGGATTGGGGCAGGGAAATTACAAGATGAGTCTAGAC TATCTATCTTTTTATGGCCAAAAATAAGGAGGTGTTCAAGCAAGATGAGGACATGTTAAAAGGACACAAAAGGCAGCTTGAAGGG AGCTCCCACTGGTCAAATCTGCAACATTCA[C/T]ACATCAAAAAATGCCAGTAGTAATAAAGCATAATCTATTGAACTAAATAAG AAACCCATGAGTCCACATTGGTATAAATAAATGAATTATTNCATAAAGGGGGAGGAGAGAAACTTCCTTTGTGTATTAGAAAGCC TACTAATAAATGTAAAAGGAGTTATAGAGTTAGAAAATCACCATTTGGCATCAGTAATAATTAT rs6500497 AGGGCTCCCGGAGGACAGGACCTTCCAGGGCCTCCCTGCCCCGAACCCATAGGTGCCAGGCTTCTCACTGCTCACGACCTCCGTG CCGGGCTCATACCTGCCGCGCCAGCCCCTCTTCAGCAGAGCACAAGTCTGGCAGCAGGAGGGCACCAGCCAGGGGCCCCGCGCCC CCGCCTCTGTACAGCAGGGTCACCGTGGGG[A/T]GACATGAGAACACCGACCCAGGGAATGGGCTCCTGCCACACCTGCCTGGGA ACCTGGNCTGTGAGTCCTGCTCGCTGCACCCTCTAGCCTGACGTTGAAGTAACCTCGCCAGCGGGGCCCTCTGTGGCACTGGGCA CTCAGGGAGAGCACGTGGCATTGGAGAAGGTATTCTGAGTCCTACAGAGAGGGACCTGCGGGGC rs6500498 GGCTTCTCACTGCTCACGACCTCCGTGCCGGGCTCATACCTGCCGCGCCAGCCCCTCTTCAGCAGAGCACAAGTCTGGCAGCAGG AGGGCACCAGCCAGGGGCCCCGCGCCCCCGCCTCTGTACAGCAGGGTCACCGTGGGGNGACATGAGAACACCGACCCAGGGAATG GGCTCCTGCCACACCTGCCTGGGAACCTGG[C/G]CTGTGAGTCCTGCTCGCTGCACCCTCTAGCCTGACGTTGAAGTAACCTCGC CAGCGGGGCCCTCTGTGGCACTGGGCACTCAGGGAGAGCACGTGGCATTGGAGAAGGTATTCTGAGTCCTACAGAGAGGGACCTG CGGGGCCTGCCCCACAGGCACGTGGGGCTCCTGCTGGGGCTGTCAAGGACCCCCGGGCACTGAG rs1454333 TACCGATTTGCAACAAAATTTACTTTTCATGTACTTATGATTCTAATCTATCTCAAAAGTAGATAATCAAACTTTTGTAAATAAC CTTTCAATGATGGACAATGTTATTGCTCCTTTACCTATTACTACCTCTCCCTGTTCTTTTCTTCATCCCAATCAATATGTCTAGA TAAATACATTTTTTTCTCATTTGAAATTTA[A/G]TTTGGAAAATGCAGCCACATTTTTACTTATCTTTTTCAAATAATTAAAAAC TTCTACCTCACTCATGTAACATCTTCCTGCATGATCTAATCTGCATCTAATTTTTCTCTGACTAGCAGCACTAGATGTTTTGTGA TTAGGGAAGTCAGAAGTGATGAGACTTTAATAGAACATAAAATATTTCTTTTCTATATTTCAGT rs9589698 ATATATATAACTTAGAAAATGTTTGAATGGTATGATTAGAATGGAGTCATAGTGTTTTGCAAAACATGGATTGTTGAAATACAAA AATCCAGGTTTTGAAGATTATTAAATAATTCATGTAAGATATCAGAGTGGAGCTCCAACAATTTGTTCTACTCTTATTTGGATAT AATGTCTGTGAGTGATTCCGTAAATGAGGT[C/T]ATAAATATTCATCTATTTTATCACTGGCAATAGCTGAGAATCTCTGAACAG ACAGTGGACCACAGAATTCAGACCCTCTATGCCTGTGCCTATCCATTGACTTATCCAACTTTATTTCCATGTTAGATACCAGCAG TTCAGAAACATTTGTATTTCCCAGCTGCGGAAACAGAATTATGCTTCTTTCTATTAGGATTTGA rs2025949 GACATCTCAATTTCCACCCTCTTCATAAAATAAACAAACACACAAACTTTGAAATACAATAAAGCTATTAGTTAACCACTGGCAA GTTTGCTACAAAANGGCTTATCAATGATGAATTTGCCTTTTGATTTATTTATCATTGTGAAATACTGTCAACCCTCATTTACAAA TTAGAATTCCTAAACCAAACTGGTAAAACT[A/G]AGATTCTTAAATTGAACAAAACTATTAAATGCTATACTGTAGCATTAAATA TTTACAGCATTTTAACTTTTATATTTTTGTATGTAACACTGAAAATTTTTATAATGGCTTTTGTTCTAATTTGCATATTGAATAT ACAAACGCTGAACAGGAGAGAAATTAAAAGAAGTGATGTCTTTTCCAAGTTAAAATCTCTCTGG rs902923 AATGAAATGCANATGTAGTAGCCAGAATTTGAGCAGTCGTTTTGATCATGAGGTGGAAGCAATGTGCAGAAGATGATGGGGANAA AAGGAATTTCAACAGATTTTTGGGAGAGAAAAATCAGATGATACAACTGGTTTAGAAGGGGGAAGAAATTTACAATCCATGGTGC CTGTAGAGATTGAGGCTAATGGGAAGAGA[A/G]TGTTCTGCCTTGCAGAACTTGTGAAATGCTCAGGAATTTGAGGCAGTACATA CAGTGGTCAGCTGGATTAATGAGGGCTGGCTGGAGACTGTGGAACAGTCAGACTCTAGAACACCTTCACCCTCCACACTCAGGCA AGTCACTCCTCCAGGTCCTCCAACCACTGCCCCTANAGATGAGATGAGTATTATTCACTGGAG rs1984151 GACAACATTCTGATCAGNTTTTCTTTTCTTTTTTATACTCCTTTAATTTTTGCAGTTTTCTTTAGATTGTGCCACCTCCTGGTCT AGCTGTTTCTTTGTGAATTTNGTAATAGGCTCTCTGTTTGAATTCTATGGTGTTATTCCAAACATTGCTGCCTTCTTTTTGAAGT ATGTGGCTCACATTTCACACAGATCCTTTA[C/T]GATGATTTCCTTGCATAGTGGGAAGTTTTTGACGTGAAGGTTTACTGGAGT CCCTTGGCTTTCAAGNTGGCTCAGAGCAGATGGTACTGCTAGAGAGAGCAACAACACAGCTTTGGGCTTGAAAATGTTAGTGTAC ACAGATGCTTTTTCCCCTCAGGACTGGTATGATTGATGGGACTTTGGAACTAAAAACTGAGAA rs1459841 TTTCCTTTTATGGATTGTATTTCATGCATGGAGTCTAAGAACTCTTTGCCTAGCCCTAATTCTCAAATTTTCCTTGTGTTTTCCT AAAAGTTTTGTAATTTTACATTTTACATTTATGTTTACAATCCATTTTTGGTTAATTTTTCTTTGAGGCATGAAGTTTTCTTGCC TATGTTCATCTTTTTGGATATGGATGTCCA[A/G]TTGCTCCAGGATTTGTCAAAAAGACTGCTATCCTCCCACCATTAAATTGTT TTTGTACCTGTGCACCATACGAAACAGCACATTCCTATGGGTTTATTTCTGGGTTCTCTATTATGCTTCATTGTTACATGTGTCT ATCTCTCTGCCCATGCCATTCCAAATAAACCATAGAATNGGTTTGTATATTTAATTAATTAATT rs4917639 TTATTTCACTTAGCCTAATGTTATGTTCTCAGGGTTCATTCATGTTTTTGCATGTGTCAGATTTTTCTTCCTTTCTAAGGGTGAA TAATATTCCGTTGTATGTATAAACCAAGTTTGCTTACCCATTTATCTGTTGATGGGCACTTGGATTACTTTCACCTTTTGACTTT TTGAGTAATGCTATTATGAATATGGGTAA[A/C]AAATATCTCTTTGATGTGCTGCTTTCAATTCTTTTGGGTATAAATAACCCAA AAGAATAACCCACCACGCCTGGTTAATTTTTTGTATCTTTAGTAGAAACTGAGTTTCACCATGTTGGCCAGGCTGGTCTCAAACT CCTGACCCTGTGATCCACCCACCTCAGCCTCCCQAAAGTGCTGGAATTATAGGTGTGAGCCACG rs9332172 ATTTTAGCAAAAAAAAATATGCTGTGTGACTCAGCTAGCTGCAAAGAGCCTGATGAATGGAATTTTTAGGNAAGCATGGAATAAG GGAGTAGGAAATAAAGTTTGGGCAAGTTGGTCTACAGCCTCTGCTATACAAGCAGTATTTTTTTCTAGTACTGTACTTTCCAGTT TCTATGTTGGTAACTATATAACTATGTGA[A/G]TAATTTTGAATTCACTGTAATCAAATATGCTGGTAAATAATTTGTCAGATAA TTGCATCAAATCATTCCTAGGAAAAGCACAACCAACCATCNGAATTTACTATTGAAAGCTTGGAAAACACTGCAGTTGACTTGTT TGGAGCTGGGACAGAGACGACAAGCACAACCCTGAGATATGCTCTCCTTCTNCTGCTGAAGCA rs9480684 CCCCAGTTTTACAGACAAAACAACAACAACAACAACAACAAAACCCCGGAAGNTCAAAGGGGTTGGCCAGTTTGGCCACAATCTC ACAGCTGTAACTGCTGAACCAGAATCTGGCCATAGGCTGACTTCAAACATTTATTTTATTATAATAGTGTTAGGCTAAAAATCAC AAGCTGAAAGGCCGTGATTGCACTTAGTTC[A/G]GTAGAGTTGATGATTCTCATGTATACACGTGACCTTTCATTGAAAAGATCT AANATCTCAAAGGAATTAACACAGCCTACAGGATTTCAATGCAACATGTGTTCAATGAAGCTAATAGGGAGTGAACTGATGGTGC TTGGGGGAGAATAAATTTAGNGTGGTTGTCCTCAAACTTTATTTGCATCAGAATCACCTGGAGG rs2348427 CAATCAGCAGAGGACATAGTACTTGGAGTTATTTTCTAATAGTGACAGTGAGCTTGAATTTCCAATATGACTCTATCACCAGGTC CTCTGACCAAGGACATTTACTTGTAATATTATACTAACTAGGTAAATCACTAGAGCCTGTACCAGTTAGTTAGCTGGGTTCTTAG GATGGATTTTATATAAAGGATTTGAAGTGA[C/T]ATAATGAAAAAATACAGTTTTGCAAAAGATCCCAAAATGTCCTGTAGGTGG TAATTATTTCTTAAATGGTTCTTCTATGAAAACTAAGAGCTATAACATTTTGTTTTAAATAAGTGATGCATTCCATCATTTGGGA GGGAAACAAACATAATATTGTTTTAATACATTACTGTCCAATCATCTATTTTATAAGAGATCAAC rs2774089 CTTTCCCTGGGTGTGGGNACTGCCGGTGTGGGAACTGGCTGCTGGCGTGGGAACTGGCTGCTGGTGTGGGAACGGCTGCTTGTCC CAGTGGTGCCCACCTGTGTCCACACTTCAAGGCCACCTGGGCCTGGAGATGTCACTAAGGGTTGACCCGGAGACGCCGACCTCAG GGACCTGGGAGGCTGCACACTGGCCGTGTT[G/T]GAAGTGACCCTCATGTCACCCAGGTCAAGTGCCACGGGCCCCACACATCCT CTTCTTCCCTGTCTCCCAGCTGCAGGCCCGGACTGGATGGCTTTGGCTAAGGAACCAACGCAGGTGGAGAAGGAGGCTGACGATG GGAGCCCAGGCACTCCAGCCTTGAAGGAGGAGAACCTGACCCTGAGCCTGCATGGCAGCCGTGCG rs4907674 GTGAACTAGTACACTTGTTTTACCAGAAGTCACACAGGATCCTTAAAGCATCCTCATTCTTTCTCNGTACAGGTTCTGGATGGAG GTCTCATGAGGGATTCGGGCAGAGGCTGATGAAAACATAAAACAGGCCAGTCTCCAGATTCAAGGGAGAGCTGGAGACAGCATTC ATAGCTTGACCAGGCAGCTTTGACCAGGTG[G/T]GACAAAGGAAGCCCAGATGTCCCAGTCTATTCATGTTTCTATCACAAAATG GCCTTTGAATTAGTAATTTATAAACAATAGAAATTTATTTCTTATCGTTCTGGAGGCCGGAAAGTCCACGATGAAGACACCAGCT GGTTCCCAGCCGGTGGGTGAGGACCCAGCCTCTGCTTCCAAGATGGCACCTCTGGGCTGCATCCT rs9877859 CAACAAGAGATAGATATGCATGTTTGCTGCATGCCAGATATCTTTTATTTAATTCTACAGCTTTTTCCAGAATGGCTGCCAGGTA GAGCACCTGCATCATTTTGGCAAAGTCCTCTTTGGAGTGGGGTCTTCAAGCCTGATCTTGGAATTGCGTTTTATTATTGTCTGCC TAGGACTCAGGTCTGCACTGTGGGACACAA[C/T]GCTAAGTGGAAGGCCCCTTATCCATGGCACCATGGAAGCAGGCGCAGGATC ATGGGAAACTGCAATGGCATTAAAGGAGGAAGCTCCAAGTGGATTTGGAGCCATTCTATAACTCCTTGAAAACAAGACTACCTCG GGGATATTTAGGATGACTCGTGTGTCACCAAGTGAGAAATACCTAGTGTTGGAACATTTCCAG rs1204798 CTAACTACAGATTTAAAATCATTAATTATTGTCATACAAAAGTTACCACATTATAAGACTACACTGATTGTCAAATAAAGTGTCT TCTTCACATTTGAAGCACTCTCTGAAAGATGACCATGACTTGCTATAATGCTGCTTTCTGTGGGACCCATGTAACNCACAAAATT GTTAACTCTTCAAGCTAACAAAGCCAGCCA[A/G]TTTCAGGCCCCCAAATTTGAAGATAGATTTTCCAAATATTTCCAGCTGTTA GAAACTATTGAGTTCACTACCAAAGCCAGCTTGGTACNTAGAGTCTNTGTGCTACTCTCTTTTTTTTCCTGATTATGTTTATACT TTCAAAGAGTTGTCAGGAAGACTAGTACTCACCCACCTTCTATTTCCAGTGGAATGTTCACCTTA rs7719325 GGGATTCTCAATCCAAGTGCTGACATTCTGGCTAAAAGAGCAGTAAGAGATGGATGATATAGGCACAGTCTTGGCATGTCTGAGC CCTGTGCCAGAAGGTTATCAGCCCTTTTGGGGGAGATAATATCTGCAGCTTTAATTTTCTCTCTGACTACCAGGCATAATGTAAA ATTAATGTGCATCATGTCAAGGTTATGGCA[A/G]GGCATTGTTGTCTGGAAGGGAAAACTGTTTGCTCCCCCGCCCTCCAAACAC TTGCACATACCGTGATAATACATTATTAAAAAGCACATTTCTTTGTCATTGTCAATAGTGGTGAGCCAGTAAAGGATATTTTCCA GCACTCATTATGCAGGAGGAAGTTAAGAGACTTCTAAAACTCAGTCTTAAAACAAAGAACATAC rs6873640 TCCCCTCTCCAAAACTATGAAAGCTCAGGTAACAACAGGCAACAGCAAAATCACCCGATGCTTGTTGGAGTCCTGACAACGTTGA CAAAGTCCTTGGCAGGCCCTTCTATTTTCATGATCAATGGTACTANAGCCAGAAACAAGCCTCGCTGGCTGTGAGCTGATCTCTA CTGTGAAAATGCACGCACGGTGTACACATT[C/T]GTTTATATTCTAAGCACTGAGGATGAAATAATTCTGCACCGTGTCCATTTT TGTGCTGTTAAGGCATACGGTTGCTTTGCAAGCAAAACAGTAGATCTTTCATTTGCCAGTGACATTCCACAAAGTGCTTATAATT CAGTGTTAGCTTATCAGCCGTCCAATCTCCCACTCCAGGGAATGTGTCAACCATCAAAAGGAGC rs2980872 GGGGGACACGCAAATGTGTCTCTAAGTCAGGGCACCCTCTGTGTGCACAGAGCCATCGAGGGCACTCGCCTGGCTGGACCCCAGG GAAGGAAATGGGATGGCTTAGTGGAGCAGCCCAGTGTGACTTCCCAGAGCTGACTTCCCAAAACATGCCACGTCCTCATCAAATA AAATCAAACCCAAACCCCTCTAGGCTGCTG[C/T]GCCNGACCTTGCTTACTCTAACCTCATCTCACCATCATGCTCCAGCCATGC CTTCTTCTCTATGTAATAGTGCTGGGCACTTTCTGCCACAGGACCTTTGCACACGCAGAGTCCTCTTCCAGGGGCCTCTTCCTCA CCACCCACCCCTCTGCTTCTCCCCACCAACTCCTACTTCCCCTTCAGGTTTCAGCTACAGTCCC rs554710 CACAGAGAGAGGACTTCTGTCCTGATAGACGTCGGTGAGGACTGAATCCCCACTTACAGGCGTGCACATCAGGGACTGATGGACA TCGCTGAGGACCGATCCCAGCTTACAGGCGTGCACACTGGAGGCTCNGAAGAGCTGACTGTGACTCACTTCCGGCTTCCCCCCAG GACAAAACCTGCCTCTCCTTCCAGACTCGC[C/T]GACTTCCCTTCATGTCCCGCTGTGATGTGCAGTCCAGCATCCTTGGGTCAT GACACCAGCTGCACTGGCACAGGGAATGAGAGAATATTCCTGAAAATGAAGACTACCGCGGAAGGCAGGAGCTTCTAAGCTAGAG TGACTGGCAGCTTCAACAGGCCCTGCTGCACCTGAACCAGCCCGGGGCCCCCCAGTGCCNCGGA rs720733 CAACTTTATAGTCACAAAAATTATCTAGAATTGCATCTATGATGCCCATGTTCCAGGCAGCAGAAAAGAGGGCAATGAAAATGAT AAATGTCCCCCATTTAAGGACCTTCCCAAGAGTCTCAGGTATCAACATTATGGACATTANATTACTAATTTTAGCTGCAAGGGAA GCAGGGAACTGGAGTACTTTAGCTGGGCTG[A/G]TCTGAATACAATTGTTTTTCTGCTATTCTGAATATTTATTAAAGTCTTAAC TCCTTACTAGGTCTATTTCTCTTTTAACAATTGGGTCCACAATTGATTCTTCAGGATGTTTATTGTGTTTGAGGAATAGCTAAAG AGTCATCATGGTGGTTGAAGAGAAGCAGTCAGTCCATATGCTCATGCTTTTACTAAACTTGAGG rs4388301 AAGACATGCCTGCTTCCCCTTCACCTCCACCATGATTGTAAATTTCCTGAGGCCTCCCTAGCCATGCTTCCTGTAGAGGCTGTGG AATTGTGAGCCAATTAAACCTTTTTTCTTTATANATTACCCAGTCTCAGGTATTTCTTTATAGCAGTACAAGAACAGGCTAATAT ATCCTCTATTTATCTTCTCTCATTTCAAAC[C/T]AAACTTGTTCTCCTTCATCAAAGAAAGAGAGAACCCTGAAATTCAAAGAGA CACAAAAACATTAGTTTTTGCTGTTGTGCTTTGATAGGCCCAGCTATATTGCTAACGGTAGTTUTTGTAAGCAACTACTGTTACT TGAAGGGTCATTTTGACTATCTACTATTTTTGCCTTTTTAGTGTATTTAGAACAGGCCATTCTT rs1109089 TTCTGTTCATTAGACGCACGTCACTAGGTCCATGCAGGGAGATGACACACAGTGTGGCCACTAGGAGAGCAGGAGATCTGGGAGC CGGCTCCAAGCTGCCTGCCACACAGTCCTAGTTCTTTCAGCTGTTTCTCACGTGACAGGGTACTGTATTTTTGCCCAAGTGGCGA CACTTTTAAAGATAGGCAAATACAGCATGC[A/G]GAGGAAACCGTGGTTCTGTAATGCAACCGCAGGTCCTTAGGACACCCATAT CCCATTTGTTGACCCACAGCGAGCTTGTAGGGGGGTTAAATTTCATTTTTGTTTTTTATCAAATGACAGCACACATCGTTTAAAA TAGCACAGTGTGTAATTCATTCAACAAGCTAACTTATTCTGAAGCTTGTGATGCAATCATGAACA rs2074997 TTTCCTCAGACATACTCCATAGATATTAATGGCTATATTCTTGTGTATTCTGTTACATCAATCAAAAGGTAAGACTCCTGCTGCC TGCTTGAGTTGATTTGCTACTCATAGATAACATTGATCCTTTTAAGGGACTGTGCTGGAATTATTAATAGTGACAATTAGAATTA TTAGGCTACATGTTTTTTAGTGATTTTCTC[G/T]GGAGCAACTGGATTGCTGGGNAACATGGCCCACTAGATGTTCTGTTAGTTA CACCAATAGGATAAAAGGCTCTTTCTTACCTCAAGCTACCTAGAAAAACAGTGGTTCAGCATGATCTAAGCTTTTCTGCTAATTG AAATGGGAAATGCCTAAATTAATTTTACTTTGTGTGTGTTTTTACCATATTAAGGTGAAATAG rs965118 TCCAAGAGCTGCTTTATAAATTGGATGCATACGGGGGCTGGTTCTAGGATTAAGACTGGTAGTAGTAGGGTAAAATGATTAAGGG GCAAATTCTTTTAAAAGTAATCTATAGTAAATTTGTTCACTGGCTTCCACATTTCAGGAGTGAAATTGCACGCAGTGAATTGCTG CATAGCGGTATTTGTTAGCAAGTTCTATTT[A/T]CTACTTAGTAGTTTATGTCGGTACATCCATACCACTATGGTTTAATAGTGG TTTAATTGCCCACCTAGGAATGATGATGAACATGGTTAAATACAGATTATTTTTAGATTGCATGAAATATTTTGGTTTTGCCCAA TTTTAGGGTGAGAACATATACCCTAAATGAATTTTGGGGTAAGAATGTGAAGTATCAAAAAAAA rs3753151 TAATTCTACTGTCTCTCATTTTAACCTCATGTCAAAGTGGAAAGCTGGCTTTCTTCTGACATCACTCTCCTTGAGCCCCTTTCTC CCTGCNTCTTTGAATCACCAGAGAATCCATTTCCAACCTAAACCCCTGAAATTCTCCTAAGTAGACTAATAGCTATTTACTAGTA AATGCTACTAACCACGGTCATAGAGGTTTC[C/T]AAAATTTGGTGTTCACAAAGCAAGATTTGTGTTACTAAAGTGTGGTGAGGG CTCTTCATTCATANCCTACTGAGAAGTCCACACCCAGGACGCAGTGCCTTGAGAATGCTGCAACACCTAAGTGCAACCTCCCAAC TTTCTGGAAGGCGCTTTGTCATTCACTAACAGTGCTACCTTGAGATGGCAGAAGTCGGAAATTG rs2299965 TACTCTTCCTCCAAACCAAAACCCACCTTAACTTTTAAAAATAAAAATTATTTTAAAAAATTCTTCTGAGCTTTTATCAGGGAAC AGCATTGTATTATTTTTTCCAATGATAAAATGGCACAGTGAGTTTCTCAGCTGGTATTTTCACTACAGAAGGTGTACTTTCAGGG GTGTTGACTCAATCTTATACCTCATGATTA[C/T]TGCAAAATAGGCACTGTTTACAGAATTATTTTAAGTTTTCAGATTAATATT GACTTTGTTATCATGCTTATTCTCCTAAAAAATAACTTATTAGCCCGGTGTGGTGGCTCATGCCTGTAATCCCAGCACTCTGGGA GGCTGAGGCCGGTGGATTGCTTGACCCCAGGAGTTTGAGACCAGCCTGGACAACGTGATAAAAC rs2299967 TAAAGTGCTACCCAGAAAGGCCATAAAACTGTTTCCCTGGAGATTTTCAAAACAGGATATTCATCTCTACAGGATGGTTTAAAGA CAAAGCTGAGGTGGAAGGCAACAATAATAGCCCTGATAAACTGCAGGAAATTAAATGTTTAGCAACAATGAAGAATGAGTTTTCC TAGAACGGTGGCCAATCTGGAGAGAAGACC[C/T]GGGATACAGGTGAGGGTGGGAAAGAGCTAGAGAAAAGCAAAGACAAAAATT CTCTATTTCTTAACATATTAAAGAACATGAAATTTAAGAATGATCAAAACTAGTAATAACACAGTATGAGGAAAATGAGATATGA AATAGAGTATACTCATCCGTCAGCCTGAATGGTTAAAACCATTCATATTTTATAAAGANAATTT rs6948196 TGACAACCAGCTTTTAATTATGGTCTAATGGTAAACTAGGTTACCAAAGCTCTCTGTACAGGTAAAATCCCAGTGAAAGATGTAC CAGGCTGAAGACAGTTTACGTAACACTACCATTTTAAGTTGAGTTACTTCCTATCGCGGGACTACTCCGTTGTGGTAGAAATAAC GGAATGTCAGGGAGCTGGTACTTTTGGCCA[C/T]CACGGCAACAGTTAATACAAAGCACTCCCTGAAAGCCAGACTCCCAGAGTT ATAGGTGACGTGTCCTTAAAAGCTTTNACATTGTAAATACCAGGAAAAGTACAGGGGACTGGCAGGGAGAATTGTATAGACTACC TGAGAATTATATTTTACCTATTGGTAGTTCTGACAACACTCAAAAAAAAAGAAAAAAAGAAAAC rs12617566 ACAACTAAATGTCAGTAAGCCTGGAAAACAACAGAGCTCTAGGGAGTTCAGCTGCAGGAGTTCATGGACTTTTACTCTAATGATC TTCTATTACCTCAGCTAGCAACTTATTAAGTTTCTGCATATCTTAGTTCAAATTCTCAAAAGGGAATCTGATTAATTCAGATTAG TTTATGGATTAGTTCCTCTGGGGTTGGATA[A/G]CTTCTCTTGGCTCAATCAGCCATGTCAGGGGAATGACATTGCTAATGAAGG ATAAACAACAGGAAACAAGATATTTCTCTAGTAGAGATATTTATGATGCTGGTCCATATTTATTTACATGTAAATGTATAATATA AAACAAACTACATGGATATTAATAAAATGTAATTACCTTATTCTAAGACAGTATATTTATAAGC rs1421780 CTATATTCTTCCCCTATTCTACCCATCTACCTTCCTTTTCTTACCCCAGCTACTCCAAAGAAAGAAAAATGGCCAGTTTGGTCAG ATATCAAACCTTTACAGGAANATGGTTNGCCAATGGAGGGATCAGGGCCACCAAGTGTCAGAAAAGCTATTCTGCTTTCTACCTC CCTCTGTCAAAGTCACCTTGCAAGACTT[A/G]CCTCTTGGGGCTAGGACAGCTGGCATCTCTCCAGTGGGGCACAGGTATATTAG GGGCTCAGTACCCATTCAGTCCCAGCCAGCCCTCTTCCCTCTGACCCGGCCTAAAGCCCACTTCCCTCCTACTTGCAAGAGTGGC TTATTAAGGGTCCCAAGATTTGAAAACAGGAAGAATGCAGGAGCCCTTTATACCTCAGTCTT rs301191 TCTGTGATTGAGGGCTGCAAAACAAAGTATGTTTAAAAATATGTTTATGTTATTTTGATAATTTTGAAAATGTACTCTCACCTGA GGATGATCTACAAAGCCAGTTCAGCTGGCTCTTCAGCACTGTATTAAAAATACTCTTAGTTCTGGGGAAAAAAAAAAAAACACTT TCANAAAACAGTTTTTGAAGAGTAACTGTG[A/G]TAGGTTCCGAAGTTGGTNTCTTTCCTGANAGGACTCTAAGTGCCCTANATT TTATATGTAAAATCATGTAGTTTGCAAGACATTGGAAAGGTGGCACTTCAATTAAACCCTTCACTNCCACCCCCAAAAGTTAAAA AATAAGTAATATCTAGAGAAAAACTGGTTATGGATCCACTGTGACTGGATAGTATTTGATCACC rs301193 CTAATTCATGGAGTCTGGGTCGGACNTGGCATTCTCTATTTTTAGCAAGCTTCTCAAGGATACCATGTTGATATTCTTCCCATCT TTGAATAGCAACCCATTGCTTTAAACATATTTAACATCTCTGGGCTACTATTTTCTATTCAATTGTTGGTCTACTCCACTAGGAT ATATGTGAGGTCCTTTAATTCAGAATAATA[C/T]CTTATTCAGCTGTGCAATAAGAAATGGCTGAAAAAATGATCATTCCTTCTC CTTTTTCATTATTACTTTTCTTTGACCAAAGAATGCTATTGCTCTAACAAGAAATGTACCAATTCTGATGAAGTCTGTAGCTTGG TAAAAATCACAGGGGAGGAATAAGACCACTANCTAACCAATGTATTTGCTAACATACCATAGAA rs13403584 TTTTCACTAGATTCAATAAAAGCTCACGCAAGTGTAAGTATAAGAGTGTTGGGCTTAATTATGGTTTGGCCTACTATTTCCTTTT ACTTCATGTTATATCTGAAAGGAATTTACTCATCATGGAGAAAATAAGCTACATTAACACTAAAACACAGTGAGAAACAAATATT GCTCCAATGCTAGAAAAAAAGAAAATTTCC[A/T]GGGCTCAAAAGAGNTGAGTTTCAAGGACAGTTGACACCTATACCCTACTTA CTAAGATAGAGTGAATCAGATATAGCTATAATTTGGCCTCTGTAGGTGTATTTCAGCTGTTTCATTTCTTTTCAGGGAAGAAAGA TGGTGTATGAAACTTTTTCCAAGATGGTCTCTGAAATGAGTTAAACTTCGGTGTTCAAATTGTG rs7676106 CAGAATTTCTANTGCTATACTTTCTTGAGGTAATTTTAAGAAAGGTTTCCTTANCATTTACCCAAATTTCATACACAGACACACA CCAAAACTAATAGCTGGGTACAAAAACTGAATGAATATTTTTGTGCTGATACAAACCGTCACAAAGGAAGTAATGATGGGATTTG TCTACATTAACCTGACATACTGGTGAAAATAAC[C/T]CCATTGTTCATTATTTGAATTAGGCAATAATTTGGAGAAATTCTTGAA GAGGNCATAAAGGAGACCGCAGATACGTGTGGGCTGCCTGTGAAAGGCATGCTGCTTTGTAAATATTCACACTAAACTTTCAAAC ACAAGAGTGATACTACCCTAGCAAAACCTAAGGTTCTCCNGGGAGGCAGGTGACTAGTTCCACTTTT rs7685314 NTTACTCTAGAAAGAAGATAAGAATTGTTTTCATATATTTGAAGAATTTTTACAAGGTAGATATCCCAAACCAGAAATGTTATAT AAACTAATTCTGGGTAACTTCACACAAAGTTGAAATAACATGGATATAGCACAGTTTAAAGGGTGATCTTTCACATTAGTCAAGA ATTTTTATCAGACAGATTCATGATTTAT[A/G]GCTTTTATAATAAAAATTATTTATTAAATGGGGTTGTTTATAGTTTGGACTAA TTGAGTTCATAGATCAAGGGAAAAAGCAGAAAAAGAGGTTTTACACTGTGTTCTTAAAATCTTGAGTTTTTGTGTTCCTAAAGGA CACATTTTAGTGAAAAAAATGTTTAAAAATTTATCTGGAAATTAGAATGTTTAAGGCCTAAAT rs12143647 CTCGAAGCAGGGCATGAGGCCCTTTTTGTTCTTGCCTGGTAGCTCTCCACTGTAGAAACTTTCCCTCCATAGCCCTGGATGCTCC AGCCACACAGTGCTAGCTGCCTTTCCCCAGCTCCCTTGTACTCACGTGCTTCTGCGTTTTTCCTCTGCCTGCCCTCCCCTTCCTG TGCCCTTTGTTTTCCTGTAAACTGCCTCT[C/T]CACATGAAGCTCCAGCTCAGATACCACCTCCTTCAAGAGACCATCCTTGACC GGGCGTAGTGGCTCACACCTGTGATCCCAGCACTTTGGGAGGCCAAGGCAGGTGAATCGCTTGAGGCCAGGAGTTCAAGACCAGC CTGGGCAACATGACAAAACCCCATCTTAAAAAAAAAAAAAGNCCATTTTTTCTCCTAATGTTC rs7550277 AACTTGTCATTTACAAACACCTGTAAATNCGAACTCTACTTTTTAATATGGCATTACAACTTACAAGATTTGTATGTATGTATGC AATTAACCATGATACAATGGCAGCATAAAATGGCACCGGTAAAGTGTCAGGCACACAGCCTATTGCAGAGTGAACACTCACATTT TGTTTCCACGTGCCCCACCTCTTTTCTTGA[C/T]TTAAAGGATTTCTACTGGGCAAATGATAAGAGAAACAAGACACTTTTCTGT CCTTAAGGAACTTAGACTGGTAAAGAGGATAAAATAAACACAGACAAAGCCAGGCAGGATATACATTTTGAGAGCAGAATGAATC CAGGTGATATAAGAACACAAAGGAGGAAGACCATGTGCCAAGTTCCCTGAGGACATCAGGATCA

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1. A method of diagnosing a predisposition for or the occurrence of treatment emergent suicidal ideation in an individual, the method comprising determining the presence or absence of one or more of the SNPs selected from the group consisting of SEQ ID NOs: 8, 18, 19, 47, 50, 52, 56, 64, 73, 86, 87, 92, 94, 95, 97 and
 99. 2. The method of claim 1, wherein the SNP comprises SEQ ID NO:
 8. 3. The method of claim 1, wherein exactly 2, 3, 4, 5, 10 or 15 SNPs are used.
 4. The method of claim 1, wherein, in addition to one or more of the SNPs selected from the group consisting of SEQ ID NOs: 8, 18, 19, 47, 50, 52, 56, 64, 73, 86, 87, 92, 94, 95, 97 and 99, one or more of the SNPs selected from the group consisting of SEQ ID NOs: 1 to 7, 9 to 17, 20 to 46, 48, 49, 51, 53 to 55, 57 to 63, 65 to 72, 74 to 85, 88 to 91, 93, 96, 98 and 100 are used.
 5. The method of claim 1, wherein instead of or in addition to a SNP as defined in claim 1, a corresponding tagging SNP is used, wherein said tagging SNP is provided in Table
 4. 6. A method of diagnosing a predisposition for or the occurrence of treatment emergent suicidal ideation in an individual, the method comprising determining the presence or absence of one or more SNPs selected from the SNPs selected from the group consisting of SEQ ID NOs: 1 to 100 in a sample obtained from a patient, wherein presence of the respective SNP(s) is/are indicative of said predisposition for or said occurrence of treatment emergent suicidal ideation.
 7. The method of claim 6, wherein the number of SNPs used is selected from the group consisting of 2, 3, 4, 5, 10, 15, 16 or 18 SNPs.
 8. The method of claim 6, wherein said one or more SNPs comprise the SNP defined by SEQ ID NO:
 1. 9. The method of claim 6, wherein said SNPs comprise the SNPs selected from the group consisting of: (a) SEQ ID NOs: 1, 3, 66 and 78; or (b) SEQ ID NOs: 1, 3, 6, 9, 21, 23, 29, 32, 38, 53, 55, 59, 61, 62, 66, 76, 78 and
 94. 10. The method of claim 1, wherein said determining is effected by allele specific hybridization, allele specific oligonucleotide ligation, primer extension, minisequencing, mass spectroscopy, heteroduplex analysis, single strand conformational polymorphism, denaturing gradient gel electrophoresis, oligonucleotide microarray analysis, temperature gradient gel electrophoresis or combinations thereof.
 11. The method of claim 1, wherein said treatment emergent suicidal ideation occurs or may occur in a patient being administered selective serotonin re-uptake inhibitors, selective noradrenalin re-uptake inhibitors, dual serotonin and noradrenalin re-uptake inhibitors and/or tricyclic antidepressants, and optionally being administered neuroleptics, mood stabilizers and/or benzodiazepines.
 12. The method of claim 1, wherein said individual is a child or adolescent.
 13. The method of claim 1, wherein said determining comprises isolating a nucleic acid from said sample.
 14. A kit comprising (a) one or more agents suitable for determining presence or absence of two or more SNPs selected from the group consisting of SEQ ID NOs: 1 to 100; and (b) optionally a manual with instructions for performing the method of claim
 1. 15. The kit of claim 14, wherein said agents are selected from primers and probes for determining presence or absence of one or more SNPs selected from the group consisting of SEQ ID NOs: 1 to
 100. 16. The kit of claim 14, wherein said two or more SNPs are selected from the group consisting of 2, 3, 4, 5, 10, 15, 16, 18, 20, 30, 40, 50, 60, 70, 80, 90 or 100 SNPs.
 17. A kit comprising (a) one or more agents suitable for determining presence or absence of two or more SNPs selected from the group consisting of SEQ ID NOs: 1 to 100; and (b) optionally a manual with instructions for performing the method claim 1, wherein said SNPs are the SNPs defined in claim
 1. 18. (canceled)
 19. A method of diagnosing a predisposition for or the occurrence of treatment emergent suicidal ideation in an individual, the method comprising determining the presence or absence of one or more SNPs selected from: (a) one or more SNPs selected from the group consisting of SEQ ID NOs: 1 to 100; (b) at least one tagging SNP as set forth in Table 4; or (c) one or more SNPs selected from the group consisting of SEQ ID NOs: 1 to 100 and at least one tagging SNP as set forth in Table 4; and in a sample obtained from a patient, wherein presence of the respective SNP(s) is/are indicative of said predisposition for or said occurrence of treatment emergent suicidal ideation.
 20. A kit comprising (a) one or more agents suitable for determining presence or absence of: (i) two or more SNPs selected from the group consisting of SEQ ID NOs: 1 to 100; (ii) at least one tagging SNP as set forth in Table 4; or (iii) two or more SNPs selected from the group consisting of SEQ ID NOs: 1 to 100 and at least one tagging SNP as set forth in Table 4; and (b) optionally a manual with instructions for performing the method claim
 1. 